Add to ORKGAbstract. The location decision-making process of forty companies with high quality ‘‘information-age’ ’ jobs is examined. A typology of location decisions is presented based on the magnitude of the relocation and the impact on the workforce. The strategic business drivers of the location decisions are identified and examined. Overall, economic development incentives are less important than the ‘‘ease of living’ ’ and labor market support found in the community. High quality infrastructure is critical. Future trends and their implications for corporate real estate strategy and economic development priorities are suggested
The concept of ‘sense of place’ has well penetrated the vernacular of urban economists, geographers,...
The paper has three objectives: first, to reflect on the contribution of this journal to the study o...
AbstractDecisions on locating enterprises in an area are complex and involve an in-depth analysis of...
Abstract. Location decisions should consider all related impacts upon a firm’s shareholder wealth. O...
Decisions made by businesses on where to locate or relocate are typically given less consideration t...
Changing economic production processes have opened up new locational demands for firms and have led ...
The primary objective of this research is to assess the location choices of large-scale organisation...
Organizations are continuously looking at options to cut costs and optimally compete with their comp...
In determining the location of their economic activity, firms take many factors into account. Accord...
Housing prices in the coastal United States have increased sharply since the mid-1970s. On the one h...
The question of where to locate your business is at the core of the field of corporate real estate m...
Location and relocation decisions of firms are popular topics in regional economics, thanks to their...
A study was conducted to understand the factors influencing the location selection decision making o...
Location has the key effect on the overall risk and income for every industry. Location decision eff...
Selecting a business location is among the most important strategic decisions for family firms. Yet ...
The concept of ‘sense of place’ has well penetrated the vernacular of urban economists, geographers,...
The paper has three objectives: first, to reflect on the contribution of this journal to the study o...
AbstractDecisions on locating enterprises in an area are complex and involve an in-depth analysis of...
Abstract. Location decisions should consider all related impacts upon a firm’s shareholder wealth. O...
Decisions made by businesses on where to locate or relocate are typically given less consideration t...
Changing economic production processes have opened up new locational demands for firms and have led ...
The primary objective of this research is to assess the location choices of large-scale organisation...
Organizations are continuously looking at options to cut costs and optimally compete with their comp...
In determining the location of their economic activity, firms take many factors into account. Accord...
Housing prices in the coastal United States have increased sharply since the mid-1970s. On the one h...
The question of where to locate your business is at the core of the field of corporate real estate m...
Location and relocation decisions of firms are popular topics in regional economics, thanks to their...
A study was conducted to understand the factors influencing the location selection decision making o...
Location has the key effect on the overall risk and income for every industry. Location decision eff...
Selecting a business location is among the most important strategic decisions for family firms. Yet ...
The concept of ‘sense of place’ has well penetrated the vernacular of urban economists, geographers,...
The paper has three objectives: first, to reflect on the contribution of this journal to the study o...
AbstractDecisions on locating enterprises in an area are complex and involve an in-depth analysis of...