How companies can deliver flexible, effective corporate real estate fast

Abstract

With corporations reinventing and changing themselves with increasing frequency and speed, what is the real estate industry doing to enable that change? This paper presents the perspectives of a corporate tenant, a developer and an interior designer to answer the question of what some companies are doing to make workspace more flexible and to shorten the cycle time for the processes by which workspace is constructed, procured and fitted‐out for new occupancy. The following questions will be answered ‐ In the low vacancy market prevalent in so many parts of the United States, what strategies are corporate real estate executives in high‐growth companies using to acquire space fast? ‐ What trends are emerging in the industry to streamline the processes to build, acquire, fit‐out and manage space? ‐ How is the industry changing its product to ensure that the space that is delivered can meet a variety of users and uses as occupants churn through the space in unforeseen ways?

Citation

Latshaw, M., Harmon‐Vaughan, B. and Radford, B. (2001), "How companies can deliver flexible, effective corporate real estate fast", Journal of Corporate Real Estate, Vol. 3 No. 1, pp. 46-55. https://doi.org/10.1108/14630010110811481