Global property sustainability survey Q4 2009 [electronic resource]

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Economics

Language: English Series: RICS/CPE Global Commercial Property Sustainability Survey ; Fourth Quarter 2009Publication details: London RICS 2009Subject(s):

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333.72 $2 18

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View the report free of charge at www.rics.org

Summary: Presents the results of RICS/CPE Global Commercial Property Sustainability Survey for the fourth quarter 2009. The survey shows that at a headline level, the vast majority of agents believe their clients place "some to considerable" importance on sustainability issues. According to agents, Chinese, South African and Japanese clients put particularly heavy importance on sustainability issues.

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Presents the results of RICS/CPE Global Commercial Property Sustainability Survey for the fourth quarter 2009. The survey shows that at a headline level, the vast majority of agents believe their clients place "some to considerable" importance on sustainability issues. According to agents, Chinese, South African and Japanese clients put particularly heavy importance on sustainability issues.

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