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Office OSCAR 2008 service charge analysis for offices [electronic resource]

By: Language: English Publication details: London Jones Lang LaSalle 2009Subject(s): LOC classification:
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Online resources: Summary: OSCAR 2008 is Jones Lang LaSalle's 25th annual office service charge analysis.This report indicates that the large majority of major landlords and their agents have embraced the requirements of the RICS Service Charges Code (L133990) introduced on 1 April 2007. The database is split into two property types, air-conditioned and non air-conditioned. Office OSCAR is intended principally to assist in benchmarking and forecasting service charge costs and primarily observes the influence of building location, size and air-conditioning upon cost with other important cost-influencing variables taken into consideration such as hours of operation, levels of security, reception services, number of lifts and in particular the qualitative standards of management.
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OSCAR 2008 is Jones Lang LaSalle's 25th annual office service charge analysis.This report indicates that the large majority of major landlords and their agents have embraced the requirements of the RICS Service Charges Code (L133990) introduced on 1 April 2007. The database is split into two property types, air-conditioned and non air-conditioned. Office OSCAR is intended principally to assist in benchmarking and forecasting service charge costs and primarily observes the influence of building location, size and air-conditioning upon cost with other important cost-influencing variables taken into consideration such as hours of operation, levels of security, reception services, number of lifts and in particular the qualitative standards of management.