Late in the September of year 2001, Hans van Tartwijk, the president of Trimp & van Tartwijk Property Development (TvT) of Amsterdam, Holland, was greatly worried about the status of his largest continuing project; the Amsterdam World Trade Center (WTC).
The WTC owners, two Dutch financial institutions, had hired TvT in 1995 to counsel out the way to best manage their property's under performance, which stood 20% empty and had prematurely aged. 1. Should the Owners sell, perform a major improvement or minimal improvement growth, with building? 2. What emphasis - Obligation made to Green Technologies?
The Amsterdam World Trade Center case study solution
PUBLICATION DATE: December 12, 2007 PRODUCT #: 208078-HCB-ENG
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