Early budget decisions in corporate real estate
How can real estate leaders estimate office renovation or consolidation costs before design?
Discover how conceptual cost estimating helps validate early budgets, compare options and make informed capital decisions.
Solving early budget uncertainty in real estate
Using Forecost to solve early budget uncertainties.
Forecost is a web application to develop office fit-out budget under 30 minutes.
Real estate and capital projects
An overview of the most common CRE project categories.
Office fit-out costs and lease planning guide
Once you understand the context, business needs, and potential benefits of a renovation project, the worst mistake is to move too quickly into hiring contractors without first defining conceptual options and obtaining the cost intelligence required to make confident decisions.
The “big four” services in Commercial Real Estate
Stakeholders in Commercial Real Estate (CRE) look beyond the buildings, they want to make choices that protect their investments, create value, and support their business goals. Whether you are an owner, investor, or tenant in Montreal, Laval, or across Quebec, your business success depends on having the right guidance, the right partners, and making the right decisions.
Tenant improvement allowances
What is a tenant improvement allowance ? TIA should not be ignored in commercial real estate. Explore why.
Decision-makers in commercial real estate
Decision-makers in commercial real estate.
Who are they? and how to collaborate with them?
The difference between accuracy and precision in cost estimation
It all begins with an idea.
The “Big ten” Office Furniture Brands for Corporate Real Estate
It all begins with an idea.
The “Big four” global firms in the Commercial Real Estate industry
It all begins with an idea.
Master Cost Estimation for Tenant Improvement Projects in 3 Steps
It all begins with an idea.
Accurate Building Cost Estimates: A Guide for CRE Managers
The general objective of this course is to explain the fundamentals of cost estimation to engineers, managers, and professionals involved in the construction industry. At the end of the course, the professional should be able to develop a critical opinion and contribute to discussions related to cost estimation and cost engineering. The following key questions will be covered.
1. What is cost estimation? and what skills are necessary for cost estimators?
2. Which steps are required to develop a cost estimate?
3. What is the falsification criteria for cost estimate?
4. Are there any actions to be done after a cost estimate was developed?
5. How to distinguish between the various project delivery methods?
6. Can one review an example of how to develop a high-level and preliminary cost estimate?