EUROPE & THE MEDITERRANEAN
Amsterdam, the Dutch Connection by McKinley Conway from Site Selection, August 1991.
Amsterdam is a popular choice to consolidate operations inside the European Union.
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Business Location Goes Global: All the World's a Stage for New Facilities by Tim Venable from Site Selection, February 1995.
The Asia-Pacific, Europe and North America continue to be the most active global regions in attracting facility investments, but South America and Africa are also becoming key players.
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Environmental Regulation and Real Estate: A Heavy Toll in Money, Manpower and Time by Jack Lyne from Site Selection, June 1992.
Real estate departments are playing a key role in handling environmental issues, which are consuming more and more corporate resources.
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Europe 1992 Holds Promise of Proliferating Plant Locations by Marcel De Meirleir from Site Selection, February 1990.
Toppling free trade barriers and the rising tide of pan-European opportunities are catalyzing wide-sweeping changes and challenges for corporate real estate executives.
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Europe's Move to Single Market in '92 Stimulates Wealth of New Regional Business Incentives by Philip Lowe from Site Selection, April 1991.
The European community is exploring new policies to reduce regional disparities and enhance investment opportunities.
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Eurotunnel Spurs Development of New Sites by McKinley Conway from Site Selection, February 1990.
A look at some of the new projects in the U.K.'s Kent County, one of the areas which will enjoy immediate tunnel impact.
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Free-Trade Winds Help Warm Up Global Investment Climate by Laura C. Lyne from Site Selection, October 1992.
Impending free-trade agreements and emerging economies may make global relocation decisions more competitive than ever.
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Investment Curtain Rises as Wall Falls: A New Era Dawns in Eastern Europe by Tim Venable from Site Selection, October 1990.
Many potential problems loom, but major corporations are venturing into Eastern Europe in search of new facility locations.
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Leasing Facilities in Europe - A Corporate Perspective by James A. Martin from Industrial Development, April 1991.
Before committing their companies to leases in Europe, U.S. corporate real estate planners should know the similarities and differences between the European leasing system and what they are used to in the United States.
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Major North American Developers Paving Path to Europe by Deborah S. Fusi from Site Selection, December 1990.
Several well-established North American firms are making a name for themselves in the expanding overseas commercial real estate market.
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Sixth European Seminar Addresses the Globalization of Industrial Investments by Hazel Duffy from Site Selection, April 1991.
Real estate and development professionals from around the world came together in Florence to discuss Europe's future in the global investment scenario.
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The Inside Story: MCC Steers $477 Million "Swatchmobile" Facility into Northeast France by Claire Corter, and Marc Lhermitte, N. America Lorraine Dev. Corp. from Site Selection, April 1995.
A unique joint venture between the makers of Mercedes-Benz autos and Swatch watches, the MCC project touched off a hotly contested Europe-wide site search.
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The Spanish Riviera by McKinley Conway from Site Selection, December 1990.
From Barcelona to Gibraltar, the Mediterranean Coast of Spain is alive with development plans and projects.
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UPS COO Jim Kelly: Bold Days for "Big Brown" by Jack Lyne from Site Selection, August 1995.
Already the world package delivery leader, UPS just inked a new $1 billion deal with JC Penney. And its aggressive but costly European expansion is verging on a multi-billion dollar payback.
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