Property Management: Volume 11 Issue 2

The limits of intelligent office refurbishment

D. Boyd, L. Jankovic

Examines the context of design of intelligent buildings. Considersthe potential to create intelligent buildings during refurbishment inthe light of refurbishment limits – quality…

Listed buildings: strengthening of the powers of protection and prevention

R. Pickard

Considers the recent changes in the law and practice of thepreservation of listed buildings, particularly revised legislation whichallows increased protection measures, greater…

Lease premiums: taxation aspects

A. Wells

Analyses facets of taxation which relate to leases and leasepremiums in particular. Considers tax relief, lease premium valueshifting, sale and lease‐back, reverse premiums and…

Risk management for premises managers 1993‐94

I. Neil

Discusses how the Construction Design and Management Regulationsscheduled for 1 January 1994 will affect premises and facilitiesmanagers. Considers the responsibilities of the…

Insolvent liquidation: an outline

G.W.M. Dodds

Considers the three main forms of winding‐up leading to thedissolution of a company: members′ voluntary winding‐up, creditors′voluntary winding up and compulsory winding up…

Outsourcing and keeping control: the key legal issues

R. Graham

Examines the issues involved in securing a successful outsourcingcontract: selecting a supplier, service provision, describing services,using services, changing services, and the…

Land reforms in China

L. Jiang, F. Plimmer, P. Hibberd, S. Gronow

Describes the recent economic and land reforms in China, and theconsequent changes in the emerging Chinese property market. Analyses theneed for property management valuation…

Selecting property management software: problems and solutions

T.T. Dixon

Describes selection criteria for property management software anddetails some available programs. Summarizes the key difficulties ofimplementing property management software…