Property in the economy
Reports for real estate managers
Gaining a thorough understanding of the importance and place of property in business, the public sector and the UK economy as a whole is the basis of the Property in the Economy series of corporate real estate research and information reports.
The complexity and importance of property within the UK economy cannot be underestimated. Commercial property is owned and occupied by UK corporations and overseas organisations.
It is both a business resource providing space for activities which create value within the economy and an investment providing a return to those who own the assets. It creates employment for those who develop, let, manage and advise on real estate.
Reports
- The Role of Cloud Computing in Commercial Property
February 2011 - The New Lease Accounting Rules - Overview
February 2011 - A digest and review of key data and statistics
2008 Full Report
2008 Summary Report
2010 Full Report
2010 Summary Report - Sustainability and corporate real estate
June 2009 - Agile working
June 2009 - Making ICT work for you
January 2009 - Workplace design and productivity: are they inextricably linked?
July 2008 - Social Media
November 2009
For more information
Paul Bagust
Associate Director
t +44 (0)207 695 1615
e pbagust@rics.org
Pages in Property in the economy
- 1. You are here Reports for real estate managers
- 2. The Role of Cloud Computing in Commercial Property
- 3. The New Lease Accounting Rules
- 4. A digest and review of key data and statistics - June 10
- 5. Sustainability and corporate real estate - June 09
- 6. Agile working - June 09
- 7. Making ICT work for you - January 09
- 8. Workplace design and productivity - July 08
- 9. A digest and review of key data and statistics - June 08
