Property Management

Built on experience from several projects in different countries, this study traces how property management has taken shape as a discipline. Its central concerns are value for money, economic performance, efficiency and effectiveness. The author concentrates on the corporate strategies and financial tools that property managers must devise, and explains why they carry responsibility for them. The aim is a thorough evaluation of the land and buildings that form the built environment. The book sets out an analytical framework and includes a directory of the environmental assessment methods in use at the time of writing.