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From the supplier: CEOs should participate in the management of their real estate because it has a vital role to play in the success of their companies. Executives have traditionally downplayed their role in real estate management because corporate objectives and real estate decisions were for a long time a mutually exclusive pair. However, several developments have led to the reconsideration of this situation. For one, the progressively exorbitant cost of space, the second greatest expense categories of business, makes real estate an important matter. Moreover, several companies have already proven that a well-managed real estate can lead to improvements in the productivity and morale of employees. In light of these facts, CEOs should participate in real estate management because only they have the right perspective to coordinate, plan and accommodate real estate into the overall scheme of things.

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Title: Bottom line: lost in space.(The Chief Executive Guide to Global Real Estate)(includes terminology and related article on outsourcing)(CEOs and real estate management)
Author: Robert Liparulo
Publication:Chief Executive (U.S.) (Magazine/Journal)
Date: December 1, 1998
Publisher: Chief Executive Publishing
Issue: 140 Page: S4(6)

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