Corporate Real Estate Journal
2010 - 2025
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Volume 9, issue 4, 2020
- After the lockdown: Will we need less office space? pp. 288-290

- James Roberts
- Uncharted waters: The impact of the coronavirus crisis on commercial real estate — a US law perspective pp. 291-298

- Susan Matejcak
- Overlooking corporate real estate can put merger and divestiture deal value at risk pp. 299-316

- Douglas Gottschalk, Michael Golichowski and Eva Heddergott
- Data: Unlocking hidden insight and value across dynamic real estate portfolios pp. 317-331

- Jarrod M. Patten
- Driving innovation with collaborative bidding: Advice for CRE professionals pp. 332-344

- Kate Vitasek, Jeroen Van De Rijt and Magnus Kuchler
- The GSK Workspace Performance Hub: Promoting productivity and wellbeing through office design pp. 345-360

- Patrick Marsh and Simon French
- Decarbonisation of facility services supported by IT pp. 361-374

- Andrea Pelzeter, Michael May, Tim Herrmann, Franziska Ihle and Philipp Salzmann
Volume 9, issue 3, 2020
- Reflections on a corporate real estate career pp. 192-195

- Alan M. Di Sciullo
- How far behind the curve is the commercial real estate industry? The growth of ‘flex’ space and its implications for CRE pp. 196-205

- John Williams
- How commercial real estate can attract and retain the most innovative, high-growth tenants and monetise new revenue opportunities pp. 206-214

- Maciej Markowski
- The response to noise distraction by different personality types: An extended psychoacoustics study pp. 215-233

- Nigel Oseland and Paige Hodsman
- The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017: Implications for the US real estate market pp. 234-255

- Matt Rader
- The best bidding method for your CRE sourcing initiative: A comparative analysis of popular competitive methods pp. 256-267

- Kate Vitasek and Magnus Kuchler
- How coworking is fuelling the evolution of innovation centres and districts pp. 268-282

- Tim Gaidis and Brad Liebman
Volume 9, issue 2, 2019
- Napkin notes to nowhere: Why deals fail pp. 100-105

- James Hagy
- The data explosion: Is your business ready for the AI revolution? pp. 106-110

- Simon Ford
- Rethinking smart buildings: Real estate as an active contributor to business success pp. 111-120

- Elisa Rönkä
- Resistance is futile: How corporate real estate companies can deploy artificial intelligence as a competitive advantage pp. 121-129

- Patrick Mcgrath, Kaushal Desai and Philip Junquera
- How a ground lease affects the market value of a hotel pp. 130-143

- Gregg Rockett and Dan Hawkins
- A corporate real estate practitioner’s guide to establishing a sustainable AI programme pp. 144-158

- Tony Gill and Edward Chick
- Frontiers in social data for real estate pp. 159-170

- Melissa Marsh
- Mergers and acquisitions: Impact on the real estate technology revolution pp. 171-184

- Blake Liggio and John Haggerty
Volume 9, issue 1, 2019
- Adapt and change as a CRE professional pp. 5-6

- Alan Scott
- A successful real estate strategy hinges on Millennials: Here is what they want pp. 7-14

- Andrew Kupiec
- Twelve ailments of outsourcing CRE: What they are and how to prevent them pp. 15-26

- Kate Vitasek and Michele Flynn
- Audit rights: The gateway to proactive and sustainable portfolio governance pp. 27-41

- Jarrod M. Patten
- Digital literacy: Taking the first step toward digital competency in corporate real estate pp. 42-55

- Ian Cameron
- Rethinking the workplace: How the tech sector influences other industries pp. 56-70

- Curtis A. Knapp, Tom Polucci, Kay Sargent and Gordon Wright
- ‘Is CRE the workplace integrator?’: Version 2.0 The Shift to AI pp. 72-78

- Margaret Latshaw
- Generation Z: A window into the future pp. 79-83

- Beau Everett
- Next generation of corporate real estate: Occupant-focused organisations driven by AI pp. 84-86

- Colette Temmink
- Perceptions and perspectives: Fresh thinking required? pp. 87-89

- Chris Kane
Volume 8, issue 4, 2019
- Data analytics in corporate real estate: Simple cases and cautions pp. 296-306

- Glen Wong
- Bridging the gap between standards and practice in global lease data abstraction pp. 307-311

- Abhinav Somani
- Workplace design + space utilisation = talent retention: How understanding space usage can fund workplace transformations to deliver the offices our talent really wants pp. 312-338

- Joe Harris
- Wellbeing in buildings — a rewarding process? Between wishful thinking and reality pp. 339-354

- Farah Naz and Eleonora Panciera
- Road to integrating facility management into corporate real estate management: Case study — Bayer pp. 355-363

- Frederic Krabbe
- Blockchain in corporate real estate pp. 364-377

- Georg Koester
- Collaboration in corporate real estate: A new opportunity for harmony through technology pp. 378-384

- Steven Fox
Volume 8, issue 3, 2019
- Generalisation and hyperbole are unnecessary distractions in discussions of the open plan workplace pp. 200-203

- Beau Everett
- Venture capital, startups and commercial real estate: Innovation potential in a bespoke industry pp. 204-209

- Thomas T. Kim
- Development of CRE data systems: A case study for heterogeneous property portfolios pp. 210-227

- Thomas Glatte
- Understanding underwriting: A look inside commercial real estate insurance — breaking down the driving differentiators behind property insurance pricing pp. 228-234

- Erik Nikodem
- Corporate occupiers strengthen place making initiative in London’s White City: The BBC’s and Imperial College’s role in adding value pp. 235-252

- Chris Kane and Adi Gaskell
- Blockchain technology for corporate real estate: Separating hype from reality pp. 253-264

- Kevin Shtofman
- Contemporary open plan offices as the progenitors of the future workplace pp. 265-276

- Nicholas Watkins, Beau Everett and Paul Lalli
- Making ‘getting what you pay for’ a reality in CRE outsourcing deals pp. 277-291

- Kate Vitasek and Michele Flynn
Volume 8, issue 2, 2018
- Future-ready corporate real estate workforce: Are you prepared? pp. 104-106

- Margaret Latshaw
- The impact of technology on workplace design and supporting a multigenerational workforce pp. 107-117

- Matthew Ezold
- People, performance and place: How using perceptive and cognitive data can create inspiring and collaborative workspaces that enable growth and innovation pp. 118-135

- Nicola Gillen, Hilary Jeffery, Charlotte Hermans, Ramona Verhees, Malcolm Louth, David Barrett and Robin Bott
- Positive psychology meets real estate: The positive built workplace environment pp. 136-153

- Sean A. O’Connor and Anthony M. Grant
- The business value of an innovative building pp. 154-164

- Matthew Marson
- Transforming corporate real estate for the Fourth Industrial Revolution pp. 165-179

- Nancy Johnson Sanquist, David Karpook and Fred Guelen
- Pricing 101: Understanding the basics of pricing a corporate real estate outsourcing deal pp. 180-192

- Kate Vitasek and Michele Flynn
Volume 8, issue 1, 2018
- Wanted: Corporate real estate heroes pp. 4-8

- James Hagy
- From accessory to necessity: Embedding data governance in business operations pp. 9-25

- Hochun Ho and Lisa Harrison
- Blurred lines equals better bottom lines: How collaboration across departments is generating huge returns pp. 26-32

- Elizabeth Dukes
- Comparing the why, what and how of performance-based and Vested outsourcing models in CRE pp. 33-52

- Kate Vitasek and Michele Flynn
- Successfully managing change in the workplace pp. 53-64

- Jennifer Bryan
- Transforming a decades-old workplace to support a multigenerational workforce for years to come: A case study pp. 65-83

- Erin Murray Butler and Holly Jeffers
- Nine ways artificial intelligence is changing how and where we work pp. 84-99

- Peter Andrew
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