...Peggie Rothe; Chris Heywood; Matti Christersson; Anna-Liisa Sarasoja Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to increase the understanding of the management of office relocations in Finnish organisations with a focus on the use of, and need for, external advisory services. Design/methodology...

... at an increasing rate. In this paper, relocation patterns in Johannesburg and Pretoria are analysed. Analysis of the process indicates that the socio‐economic status and the affordability levels of the home‐buyer will drive the relocation process. Integration levels will initially be highest in low‐ and middle...

...Paul Greenhalgh; Mary‐Lou Downie; Peter Fisher The paper investigates the scale of relocations generated by property‐led regeneration schemes and identifies the perceived benefits accruing to occupiers of relocating to such developments. In so doing the implications for the local property market...

...John Abel Explains the factors, and their relative importance, which influence companies when considering relocation. Based on research recently undertaken into this subject. The main criteria in the choice of premises were location, a prestigious building, good car parking,flexible space...

...John Abel Summarizes recent research into factors affecting relocation decisions for large companies moving from central London to other parts of the UK. Surmises that while cost is important, the five key criteria in the choice of premises are: proximity to major road networks, a modern...

...R.K. Bowker Considers the most frequently overlooked aspects of relocation as a lack of awareness about the effects on employees, irrespective of how well planned the move is logistically. Highlights housing in new locations, confidentiality, planning of the relocation announcement,information...