...Abdulmajeed F. Al-Ofi; Mohammad A. Hassanain; Abdullah Ehtesham Akbar; Abdulwahab S. AlQanas; Adel Alshibani Purpose This study aims to develop and validate a life cycle framework that integrates remodeling practices with sustainability principles to guide stakeholders in corporate real estate...

...Daniel Magnusson; Hendry Raharjo; Petra M. Bosch-Sijtsema Purpose It is currently unknown if psychological ownership of a coworking space affects coworking members’ engagement in sustainable behaviors and to what extent. Thus, this paper aims to investigate the relationship between psychological...

... Semi-public construction clients Sustainability Campus Sustainable Campus Program of the Delft University of Technology This study is funded by the TU Delft Sustainable Campus Program. The circular economy (CE) has gained recognition as a potential solution to environmental...

...Mohammad A. Hassanain; Turky Suliman Almhbash; Mohammad Sharif Zami; Ahmed M. Ibrahim; Adel Alshibani Purpose This paper aims to review and assess the sustainable design and management considerations affecting workplaces’ productivity in Saudi Arabia. Design/methodology/approach The study uses...

... , 2021b , 2021c), outsourcing is the way forward in FM to create a conducive working environment for building users for a better economic and sustainable built environment. In India, for instance, the government requires that public institutions outsource issues relating to corporate social...

... in a final list of 50 indicators grouped under 10 domains. The results from the content validity confirm the applicability of the value-adding indicators in literature within the Ghanaian context. The study provides detailed sustainability indicators while introducing a new value-adding parameter...

... and that the excellence is visible e.g. by landmark buildings, positive effects on the environment, in sustainability reports or through certifications such as e.g. leadership in energy and environmental design (LEED). The contribution of this paper is threefold. First, the paper looks at the drivers and barriers...

...Nicolas Julian Seyler; Jan Mutl Purpose Building performance does not only depend on its efficiency but also on the behaviors of its occupants. Occupant behaviors can more than offset technological efficiency gains so, that corporate real estate (CRE) managers have to go beyond sustainable...

...Mia Andelin; Anna-Liisa Sarasoja; Tomi Ventovuori; Seppo Junnila Purpose – The study aims to examine how the vicious circle of blame for sustainable buildings can be turned into virtuous loops of adaptation when considering sustainable buildings and what are the drivers for tenants and investors...

... and comprising 1,272 adaptation events, a comparison of results was undertaken. Findings – The findings indicate the importance of some environmental attributes in building adaptation has changed and that legislation and changes market perceptions towards to promote built environment sustainability may...

...Rosemarie Stibbe; Michael Voigtländer Purpose – The aim of the study is to investigate the implementation of corporate sustainability (CS) in the German real estate sector. Design/methodology/approach – The authors begin by outlining the framework set by the European Union and the German...

...Peter de Jong; Monique Arkesteijn Purpose – This article aims at providing case-based evidence to support the idea that an integral approach using life cycle costs (LCC) would lead to more in-depth argued adjustments towards sustainable and feasible school buildings. There is a gap between...

...Mrs Rianne Appel-Meulenbroek; Rasita Masalskyte; Mia Andelin; Anna-Liisa Sarasoja; Tomi Ventovuori Purpose – Sustainability in corporate real estate management (CREM) has been lately recognized as an integral part of almost every business. However, its perception might extremely differ in various...

... to a consumption of 200 kWh/qm/a, a significant rent premium reveals the value of sustainability on the investment potential of buildings. This effect is further confirmed for the market value at the bottom of the figure: a positive energy effect on the performance of buildings is evident, especially when...

... now deepen their understanding of the preferences of corporate occupiers. The results may be useful to organisations promoting green buildings. Originality/value The mainstream sustainability research in the real estate sector has focused on green buildings in the area of new construction...

... and is statistically significant in the GREEN equation, suggesting the firms with good performance are likely to invest more in sustainability. The size of firms is positively associated with both indices, indicating larger firms have better defined CSR. Return has a significantly positive coefficient with both...

..., or is that an outdated myth? If true, what are the pressures driving change in the marketplace and who is applying them? Are the barriers hindering the uptake of sustainability in the corporate real estate market insurmountable? This paper summarises the findings from a stakeholder review carried out as part...

.... The scheme is intended to produce a label that distinguishes sustainable developments in the marketplace. This paper uses an in‐depth case study to examine the role of BREEAM in the design and marketing of a city centre office development. The influence of BREEAM in the design process and among the designers...

...Charlie Hughes; Richard Spray This paper addresses the relevance of ‘smart communities’ to corporate real estate. It defines smart communities within a context of smart growth, ethical investment, brownland regeneration and sustainability and seeks to explore the potential of such communities...