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RICS Surveyors to use IPMS for Offices in 2016
Posted in Laws & Standards, Real Estate Expertise, Valuations
Tagged Code of Measurement, regulations, RICS
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Did you know? RICS Chartered Surveyors can now apply International Property Measurement Standards (IPMS) in Luxembourg. The BACS (Belgium Luxembourg Association of Chartered Surveyors) code of measuring standards, currently widely used in Luxembourg, will be replaced by IPMS in January … Continue reading
The RICS Chartered Surveyors are Coming!
Congratulations are due to Laurent Pedrini, our Manager – Corporate Real Estate Services, who has joined the swelling ranks of Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Chartered Surveyors at RealCorp. When did you receive the qualification? I passed the RICS … Continue reading
To Lease or Own Commercial Real Estate?
Posted in Acquisition, Asset Mgmt, Laws & Standards, Newslett./Feat. Properties, Property Finance, Real Estate Expertise
Tagged regulations, Rental, RICS
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The commercial real estate industry has been slow to embrace social media. However, many useful articles appear online if you know where to look. One blog post recently discussed at RealCorp is “The Pros and Cons of Leasing vs Owning”, … Continue reading
Real Estate Due Diligence – Yes We Can!
Posted in Asset Mgmt, Laws & Standards, Project Mgmt, Real Estate Expertise
Tagged due diligence, regulations
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What is Due Diligence? Investing in real estate brings great rewards… partly because there are great risks. But you can protect your investments in advance. A Due Diligence assessment (known in the industry simply as a “Due Diligence”) is the … Continue reading
Agency Head Now an RICS Chartered Surveyor
Congratulations to Tehdi-Edouard Babigeon! Our highly experienced Head of Letting and Sales has put another feather in his cap with his recent qualification as a Chartered Surveyor through the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). We asked Tehdi why he … Continue reading
Global measurement standard for Luxembourg?
Posted in Laws & Standards, Property Finance, Real Estate Expertise, Valuations
Tagged FIABCI, regulations, Rental, RICS
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A recent article in The Real Deal about the proposed new global measurement standards for property* announced that New York City is not keen on the idea. Writer Hiten Samtani summarises the purpose of the initiative thus: The hope is … Continue reading
Sustainability leads at DGNB Consense 2014
Posted in Laws & Standards, Life at Work, Real Estate Expertise
Tagged DGNB, green buildings, Messe Stuttgart, regulations
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Christophe Daudigny is all revved up! He is a certified DGNB Consultant, so of course he’s convinced about the energy and cost savings that sustainable buildings can achieve. But since he represented RealCorp at the Consense 2014 conference (1-2 July) … Continue reading
Market Sector Focus: Findel Airport Area
Posted in Laws & Standards, Lux Business Areas, Real Estate Expertise
Tagged CityGate, Findel Airport, Luxembourg, LuxTram, mobilité, regulations, Rental
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As in many countries, the vicinity of the airport is the ideal environment for many companies with international reach. Attracted by the space available in the Findel Airport Area, and by the efficient gateway between international markets created by the … Continue reading
DGNB: The Highest Green Standard in Luxembourg
Posted in Laws & Standards, Newslett./Feat. Properties, Project Mgmt, Real Estate Expertise, Valuations
Tagged DGNB, green buildings, SolarWind
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German tech is famous for its high quality standards. Germany first granted certificates for sustainable buildings in January 2009. Standards for these certificates were first developed by the DGNB (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Nachhaltiges Bauen e.V. or German Sustainable Building Council) … Continue reading
Office layout: What you need to know
Office layout: what space to choose and how to fit it out? In the life of a company, its premises are as important as its activity and the people it employs. A reflection of its culture, a company’s offices must … Continue reading
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