How do business growth and shifts in corporate direction affect long-term real estate decisions?
Corporations are constantly changing. Employee’s needsand preferences change. Business units grow at different rates. New business opportunities emerge. Executives must also deal with issues of mergers and acquisitions, strategic alliances and divestitures of unprofitable businesses. A long-range strategic real estate plan analyzes these potential shifts in business direction, so a company has greater flexibility to manage change. The strategic real estate plan will also highlight strategic real estate actions that have the potential to improve business opportunities and reduce operating costs. The Keewaydin Approach: By integrating business objectives into a flexible, cost-effective strategic real estate plan, a company can react to inevitable change in a timely, cost effective manner. Keewaydin designs strategic real estate plans to emphasize the importance of flexibility and to consider an “exit strategy”.
