Whole-life cost model

By Citex and Citex2001-03-02T00:00:00+00:00

Two years after the first Whole-life cost model, Citex has returned to the office sector, updating its occupancy costs for three model buildings and comparing it with this City of London office block

Methodology

This article has been compiled by Citex, with assistance from Halifax. For further information on whole-life costing, please contact Dan Solomons of Citex Consulting (020-7614 8413) or Nick Thomas, Citex marketing manager (0121-214 8206).

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Whole-life cost summary for three model buildings over 25 years

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