Corporate Real Estate Journal
2010 - 2025
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Volume 2, issue 4, 2013
- Are we there yet? Corporate real estate as a discipline, 30+ years on pp. 268-272

- James Hagy
- Driving CRE value through strategic business partnerships: An interview with Alan Scott pp. 273-278

- Christine Barber
- Putting public value at the heart of cultural excellence: Exploring a transformational journey of workplace strategy at the BBC pp. 279-299

- Chris Kane
- Controlling your destiny: Leveraging flexibility and cost certainty in CRE pp. 300-308

- Jonathan Weinbrenn
- In search of relevance: Strategy and the corporate real estate function pp. 309-323

- Eric H. Thorpe
- Connecting and aligning distributed, global innovation teams for high performance pp. 324-339

- Robert T. Osgood
- Added value from workplace design, management and use? A case study pp. 340-353

- Siri Hunnes Blakstad and Irmelin Aarberg Andersen
Volume 2, issue 3, 2012
- Capacity planning: Driving transparency for operating efficiency metrics in the CRE function pp. 184-185

- Alan Scott
- Social business and the workplace Overview pp. 186-187

- Neil Usher
- What makes a workplace engaging? pp. 188-199

- Anne Marie Mcewan
- The future of the workplace pp. 200-210

- Gareth Jones
- What living on the edge and outside of organisations can teach us about the spaces in which we work pp. 211-216

- Lloyd Davis
- Twenty-first-century CRE business models: Promising transformation pp. 217-227

- Phil Wales
- Key performance indicators: Are they worth it? pp. 228-234

- Keith Keppler
- Innovation at the crossroads: Partnering in the service delivery ecosystem to foster innovation pp. 235-254

- Brian Jordan and Charemon Tovar
- Changing company demands and priorities are driving new ways of working and innovation between the CRE organisation and its trusted thought partners — the service providers pp. 255-263

- Maureen Ehrenberg
Volume 2, issue 2, 2012
- Editorial pp. 93-93

- Brenda Rouse
- Sustainability policies for an industrial corporation's real estate management: A case study pp. 94-104

- Sabine Erneker and Thomas Glatte
- Breaking new ground in CRE supply chain contracting: Microsoft's global integrator model pp. 105-118

- Mike Webber and Mark Gibson
- The corporate perspective on state and local incentives in North America pp. 119-126

- Brent A. Pollina
- Adopting enterprise mobility: Advancing the discussion from theoretical to implementable pp. 127-134

- Tony Gill
- ‘One size does not fit all’: An introduction to going global pp. 135-143

- Richard Sexton and Joey Vlasto
- A sale-leaseback transaction: Is it right for your business? pp. 144-152

- William Jegher
- Issues that commonly have an impact upon corporate occupiers and how they can be avoided with appropriate foresight and planning pp. 153-171

- Beverley Vara and Christopher Woolf
- Workplace strategies in a fast-growing market pp. 172-177

- Andy Zhang
Volume 2, issue 1, 2011
- Editorial pp. 5-6

- Simon Beckett
- Can employee productivity provide the business case for green leasing? An analysis of sustainability measures worth pursuing pp. 7-17

- Laurie S. Rothenberg
- Measuring the intangibles of workplace performance pp. 18-27

- Janet Pogue
- Using real estate occupancy data to reduce costs, mitigate risks and meet business needs pp. 28-42

- Jess Joaquin Johnson, Ann Duncan and Steven Adams
- Learning from Generation Y: A new workplace, a new way of working pp. 43-54

- Marie Puybaraud
- The effectiveness of corporate real estate performance: An analysis of the relationship between cost, service quality and consumer satisfaction pp. 55-70

- Barry Varcoe
- The relationship equilibrium: Deriving value from client and supplier relationships pp. 71-77

- Neil Longley
- Increasing productivity by introducing facilities management software pp. 78-86

- Rudy Liekens
Volume 1, issue 4, 2011
- Editorial pp. 293-293

- Simon Beckett
- Establishing strategic corporate real estate management pp. 296-302

- Allan Kehlet Rieck
- How flexible workplace strategies can be made successful at the operational level pp. 303-319

- Rogier Van Koetsveld and Luc Kamperman
- Property efficiencies and added value through partnering pp. 320-325

- Nalin Seneviratne
- A more rigorous methodology for assessing building sustainability with a focus on life cycle activities pp. 326-341

- Otto Kajetan Weixler and Guido Hardkop
- Outsourcing strategy and decision making in property management and sales services pp. 342-350

- Brian Carr
- Actual versus planned space utilisation: Does the gap between perception and reality matter? pp. 351-355

- John Anderson
- Industrial property disaggregations: Planning the new ownership regime pp. 356-369

- James Hagy
- Due diligence considerations for multi-national/multi-state commercial real estate transactions — with an emphasis on title insurance pp. 370-378

- Bruce E. Hawley
Volume 1, issue 3, 2011
- A charitable look at corporate real estate pp. 196-202

- James Hagy
- New lease accounting standards are evolving: Is there a scary monster under the bed and will it really affect lease versus buy or other CRE decisions? pp. 203-218

- Marc A. Maiona
- The alignment of corporate real estate performance to enterprise needs Part Two: The business management view compared with CRE practice pp. 219-231

- Barry Varcoe
- Using radical change to unlock opportunities for portfolio transformation in local government pp. 232-241

- Lyndon Watkins, Alison White and Davida Hamilton
- Case study: Implementing large-scale agile working transition in the banking sector pp. 242-253

- Tim Yendell
- Integrated and sustainable space optimisation of a real estate portfolio pp. 254-264

- Andreas Lindenstruth
- Transforming asset values through energy efficiency pp. 265-272

- Jim Newman and Marcus Springer
- Aligning real estate with the corporate environment pp. 273-283

- Peter Dent and Paul Winter
Volume 1, issue 2, 2011
- Editorial pp. 105-105

- Simon Beckett
- The alignment of corporate real estate performance to enterprise needs Part One: A review of CRE performance practice pp. 106-125

- Barry Varcoe
- Successful customer-service provider relationship management: Transforming service providers from vendors to thought partner ‘insiders’ pp. 126-134

- Maureen Ehrenberg
- Towards a new interior architecture: Taming the GSA's workplace portfolio using work pattern tools pp. 135-147

- Kevin Kelly
- Risk allocation issues in commercial leases pp. 148-155

- Alan M. Di Sciullo
- Does sustainability still make sense in the current economic environment? pp. 156-167

- Brenna S. Walraven
- Workplace mobility: Comparing business models of early adopters in traditional businesses with consulting firms pp. 168-180

- Christine Barber, Andrew Garnar-Wortzel and Trex G. Morris
- A collaborative approach to addressing landlord-tenant energy efficiency issues: Who pays and who benefits? pp. 181-188

- Peter Belisle, Michael Jordan and Bob Best
Volume 1, issue 1, 2010
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Simon Beckett
- Getting back to growth: Refocusing corporate real estate after being in ‘survival mode’ pp. 6-16

- Sally A. Fisher
- Meaningful key performance indicators: Real or illusory? pp. 17-33

- Brian Jordan
- Portfolio planning in an uncertain economic environment pp. 34-42

- Stephen A. Stoner and Richard C. Page
- Lease accounting: Anticipating the new standard pp. 43-52

- Len Tiso and Margo Mcconnell
- State department planning and real estate: We don't pick our markets either pp. 53-66

- Jay Hicks
- Bringing corporate real estate business models into the 21st century pp. 67-77

- Phil Wales
- Prioritisation strategies for leveraging a corporate real estate portfolio pp. 78-84

- Anthony J. Delguyd
- Green technologies in practice: An overview of global initiatives tied to local execution in building design pp. 85-97

- Rachel K. Park and Brian Kowalchuk
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