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Corporate Real Estate
A unique snapshot of corporate real estate trends.
Johnson Controls tracked the management practices of professionals with responsibility for managing corporate real estate (CRE) portfolios around the globe for 14 years.
The survey results provided insight into how CRE practices have changed and evolved in response to both external opportunities and internal pressures. Our partners, The University of Reading Business School and CoreNet, collaborate to attract participants worldwide.The survey has identified the following trends:
- Minimising property portfolio operating expenses is an increasing priority - from 16% in 1999 to 70% in 2003
- The need to reduce the size of portfolios increased from 5% in 1999 to 30% in 2003
- Emerging policies such as disaster recovery plans and 'teleworking' have now become fully embedded into corporate real estate management
For more information, contact Dr Marie Puybaraud
To learn out more about Corporate Real Estate trends, download the survey free of charge (pdf 1464 kb).


