by Remko Zuidema | Dec 19, 2013 | Construction Law, Economy
Image this! As a property investor you are no longer responsible for items that only last a few years; like the kitchen, the bathroom and the boiler. And as a tenant you get complete control over them. Granted, not everyone sees that as an advantage, especially in...
by Remko Zuidema | Dec 5, 2013 | Economy, Sustainable Construction
Energy efficient building is no good for the business model of a real estate investor. Think about it: as an investor or owner you realize a sustainable building. Which means you invest heavily in equipment and materials that make the building energy efficient. That...
by Remko Zuidema | Nov 7, 2013 | Economy, Sustainable Construction
A sustainable business model. As an investor that will sound like music to your ears. But what is your daily reality? You’re horrified by the ever-changing needs of the users of your buildings! Within ten to twenty years your valuable investment appears to be...
by Remko Zuidema | Oct 10, 2013 | Best Practices, Economy, Sustainable Construction
Imagine: you get the key to an open space with a safe central connection to gas, water and electricity in a beautiful and sustainable building. And you can totally decide how you want your lay out to be and how you want to live and/or work there. All users in the...
by Remko Zuidema | Sep 26, 2013 | Circular Economy, Economy, Sustainable Construction
Biological and technical materials: they are a problem in construction. Did you know that the building industry is a large-scale consumer of materials and has been producing the most of waste for years? The amount of waste is really enormous and the price we pay...
