The impact of US real estate on the change in employer/employee relationships

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Employer/employee relationships have evolved since WWII to a point where profitable companies downsize their workforces to boost profits, a situation that has eroded the job security of US workers. The change in labor relations has had an impact on the domestic real estate market as it has led to an increase in home-based businesses. These changes impact the usage of living, work and retail space and on real estate investment returns. Demand for office space is depressed by these labor changes, increase the risk of office building investments.

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, Office Buildings, Nonresidential construction, not elsewhere classified, Office construction, Labor relations

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Drivers for development: City of London office market

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A study was conducted to analyze the office market development in the City of London, which is linked to progress of the global stage that affects business and equity market, and also the availability of space and the level of rent. It is found that the City of London is occupied with financial and banking sector, which are very sensitive to economic and political condition.

Science & research, Research, Analysis, Commercial buildings, Real property

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Global economic trends in the post-Y2K era

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Excerpts from the 33rd Annual Conference on Real Estate Global Capital Markets relating to global economic trends in the post-Y2K era, are examined.

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