Property Management: Volume 10 Issue 4

Managing space efficiently: strategic portfolio management

F. Becker

Reports on a study undertaken to explore how large organizationsare restructuring their approach to portfolio management. Identifiesdeveloper perspective, company‐wide…

Turnover rents: the Australia experience

S. Hamilton

Considers Australian shopping centres which have used turnoverrents. Examines the benefits for both landlord and tenant, the structureof turnover rent, its problems and effects on…

Licensed premises; part 1 The changing strategies of national brewers

V. Edwards, L. Bunting

Analyses the factors responsible for recent changes in the propertystrategies of UK brewers, particularly a report by the MMC. Considersthe extent of horizontal and vertical…

Shopping centre management for the ′nineties

R.J. Cowper

Examines two aspects of the management consultant′s role in makingshopping centre management more efficient. Analyses the practicalaspects of the shopping centre design concept…

Staff satisfaction in new offices: findings of an interactive computer questionnaire

W. Fawcett

Summarizes the results of a computer‐based interactivequestionnaire undertaken to investigate staff priorities in theworkplace, identifying six distinct areas: workstation…

Optimising recovery from flood and fire

P. Hadley

Considers the ways in which property managers can minimizedifficulties after a disaster by appreciating potential damage by smoke,water and hazards such as asbestos. Summarizes…

Retail refurbishment: Designs for the next decade

A. Walker

Investigates the results of research into attitudes towardsshopping centre refurbishment. Considers the historical background ofretail development and the motivation and…

The management of commonhold properties in Australia, France and the USA: part II

S. Marlow, S. Rivers

Examines the French approach to residential commonhold management,the over‐regulation in commonhold management in France and the problemsthat this causes. Considers the…

Computer‐aided facilities management: The path to implementation

B. J. Varcoe

Examines the issue of how facilities departments should approachthe potential benefits of computer‐aided facilities management, and howthey can decide whether the implementation…