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Examines some of the implications of increasing numbers in highereducation for the management of buildings and estates of the Englishpolytechnics and colleges. Discusses the history of polytechnics andcolleges, financial independence, growth, government and the PCFC,efficient use of property, rationalization, condition of the buildings,strategy, accommodation strategy, accountability, PCFC capital, andinvestment appraisal.
Property Management – Emerald Publishing
Published: Feb 1, 1991
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