Abstract (EN):
This article stresses the importance of urban planning interventions on real estate office markets in an
environment increasingly characterized by globalization processes and progress of information and communication
technologies, leaving behind the traditional influence ofmoremarket-related variables spread
abroad vast literature. It contends that a better indirect control exerted by municipal authorities may
launch the performance and characteristics of these markets. Within this scope, an innovative methodology
and model are proposed, aimed at assisting municipal decisions in the definition of strategic policies
concerning location or relocation of offices, and respective influences over rents. This methodology and
this model have a flexible ongoing character that fits the anytime concrete features of local office markets.
They are applied, as a case study, to the office market of Oporto city (Portugal). Implications for urban
policy are inferred and generalized from this analysis
Language:
English
Type (Professor's evaluation):
Scientific
No. of pages:
13