Corporate real estate 1992: the year of living modestly

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Real estate executives were surveyed to find out the industry's expectations for 1992. The respondents had the opinion that 1992 will be a modest year for the real estate industry. Downsizing will continue to be the trend, as well as increasing foreign operations. Considerable marketing of international sites was expected due to the opening of international markets. Increasing reuse of facilities will also be popular in 1992, in view of corporate cutbacks requiring facilities to adapt to the economic downturn. Many executives also reported that facility development postponed in 1991 will proceed in 1992.

Commercial buildings

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Environmental regulation and real estate: a heavy toll in money, manpower and time

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Real estate departments are experiencing increased responsibility for corporate environmental planning and strategy. A survey of executives showed trends towards larger staff and more expenses to cope with the greater demands placed on corporations to insure environmental awareness and safety. This trend is dictated by stringent legislation and public pressure for companies to formulate effective real estate environmental policies. However, private sector initiatives for competent environmental regulation are hindered by bureaucracy.

Management, Corporations, Environmental policy, Environmental protection

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Real estate 1997 and the art of war: strategic planning pushes growth

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Industry executives agree that strategic planning and business expansion will dominate corporate real estate thinking in the coming years. They stress that the business environment has undergone a profound shift, with the need for exit strategies giving way to aggressive growth in global markets. The top targets for this expansion are North America and China, followed by the Asia-Pacific region. Interest in Europe remains lukewarm, except with regards to the UK and Germany.

Real Estate, Real Estate and Rental and Leasing, Economic aspects, Strategic planning (Business), Business forecasting, 1997 AD

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