The Complete Illustrated Book of Development Definitions

Moskowitz, Harvey S.; Lindbloom, Carl G.; Listokin, David; Preiss, Richard; Merriam, Dwight H.

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“…In the first definition, the flex industrial facility is primarily devoted to manufacturing and distribution, but (Sicora, 2017: 22) “can include service centers, showrooms, offices, warehouses, and more.” By adding showrooms and service centers, this definition opens the door even to retail uses. Though primarily meant for industrial uses, flex industrial spaces may even lease spaces for instruction and information technology (Moskowitz and Lindbloom, 2017). In this definition, flex is a kind of industrial building that can house several nonindustrial uses.…”

Section: Definitions Of Industrial Flexmentioning

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Fast flex: Strategic design for industrial real estate in the age of corporate agility

Sternberg

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2019

Journal of General Management

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In view of global hypercompetition and technological change, the strategic management literature observes a shift away from competitiveness based on long-term competence to that based on flexibility. As corporations adopt strategies of corporate agility in production and distribution, they often respond by divesting themselves of fixed landholdings. They increasingly outsource their space needs to real estate developers who act as space providers. While this trend occurs in both office and industrial properties, it is less understood in the latter. Industrial land developers must now quickly (“fast”) adjust properties to fulfill the corporate clients’ demand for flexibility (“flex”). Sites, physical structures, and contracts have to be designed to foster rapid transition from one occupant and building configuration to another and to serve multiple submarkets and client preferences.

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Section: Definitions Of Industrial Flexmentioning

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Fast flex: Strategic design for industrial real estate in the age of corporate agility

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“…Realojo -implica mover un individuo, vivienda, uso o edificio de su lugar original a otra localidad (Moskowitz & Lindbloom, 1993). Dommouchel (1975) lo define como el proceso en el que la agencia pública cumple con el requisito establecido por ley de hacer disponible viviendas decentes y sanitaria a familias desplazadas por programas públicos.…”

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The Complete Illustrated Book of Development Definitions

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Fast flex: Strategic design for industrial real estate in the age of corporate agility

Fast flex: Strategic design for industrial real estate in the age of corporate agility

Las actitudes de los residentes y las residentes hacia el realojo en una comunidad urbana pobre en San Juan: 2006-2007

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