The Essential Guide to Corporate Real Estate: Chapter 17 - The Future of Corporate Real Estate
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Companies are changing the way they do business in response to globalization, influences that transform the workplace into workspace, and a constantly shifting environment of macroeconomic forces. In fast-moving companies seeking competitive advantage, these forces are prompting corporate real estate professionals to take on new roles, moving from a transaction-based cost center to a strategic asset that manages functions adding value to the enterprises. This chapter delves into these trends, and their likely continuing impact on corporate real estate far into the future.
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