“Are we there yet?” In shifting office real estate from a strained cost to an asset advantage.
- who decides + to make the change to asset leverage
- who measures + this change within the organization
- who purchases + office real estate with asset gain in mind
The tendency is to account for office furnishings as a cost. And, as a cost, always considering ways to reduce it. But take a look at the office as an asset advantage, with people engagement and productivity, this shifts the thought process and underlining financial commitment.
Common Question: “What’s the ROI”. Is still relevant, more so in fact.
“The design of a work environment is likely one of the most visible ways an organization has to define its values, culture and business objectives.” Cindy Coleman-BOMA
Office real estate as an asset opens up a whole set of changes to how one looks at purchasing, maintaining and redesigning the office workplace. And, always paying attention to the importance of appearance, wear, functionality and life cycle.
When the office is a reflection of the organization, it gets noticed, talked about, thought about and measured by the degree of likeability with staff, clients and the public.
Measured by reactions, status and ROI.
What we care about—–we measure.
Measuring Works Every Time In These Professional Buildings
Professional Buildings – Tenant Leased
Corporate Headquarters
Government Facilities
Senior Care Centers
Hotels + Conference Centers
Marleen Geyen
CEO – President, Geyen Group South Inc
A Tampa, Florida Commercial Carpet Cleaning Company
