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Terms and conditions applyReal Estate & The New Economy: the impact of information and communications technology
Tim Dixon, Bob Thompson, Patrick McAllister
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Format: Book
Pages: 440
Publisher: Blackwell Publishing
Date Published: Feb 2005
Stock Code: 38498
Binding: Paperback
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Private sector commercial property represents some 400 billion, or 34% of total UK business assets and is a vital fabric for housing commercial enterprise. Yet social and economic forces for change, linked with new technology, are making owners and occupiers question the very nature and purpose of property and real estate.
Printing, steam power; canals and railroads, mass media and, more recently, information and communications technology (ICT) have brought about major changes in both organisational and economic structures over the centuries. On the one hand, there has been much hype about the role that ICT would play in eliminating the need for physical real estate space, and on the other, some have suggested that institutional factors and fixed costs mitigate against transformative change in real estate.
Building on the authors' own research and a growing body of new, international findings in the field, the book provides a balanced view between these two positions. Real Estate & The New Economy also examines how organisational change, combined with social, political and economic factors, affects real estate space demand and also analyses how real estate strategies are changing to reflect these trends. It demonstrates how technology affects the geography and space of real estate and infrastructure in our towns and cities whilst investigating future urban shape and form.
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