Effektiv fastighetsförvaltning : En beskrivande jämförelse av goda exempel i praktiken och tillämpliga teorier

Sammanfattning:   Bachelor thesis within Business Administration Title: Effective estate management Author: Joacim Ståhl Patrik Styrbjörn Tutor: Gunnar Wramsby Date: 2008-06-05 Subject terms: Estate management, efficiency, key figure, good examples, manager, real estate   Abstract: Background: Concerning the global economy and the picture given in real estate business that efficiency and profitability are needed to survive is it intresting to study and search for good example to reach an effective and profitable estate management. Purpose: The purpose of the thesis is to describe the work of real estate concern to reach efficiency and profitability from the owner/manager perspective. Method: Through qualitative interviews with eight respondents in four different real estate concerns describe good examples on effective estate management and with this fulfil the purpose of this essay. Two interviews per company were made, one at the company and one over phone to reach better security concerning the answers. Theory: The theory is divided in to four mainparts were the first two explains estate management and financial control. Thereafter comes an impression concerning efficiency and how efficiency is secured in estate mangement from a theoratical perspective. Empiri: This part of the essay is about the interviews made and through them show how real estate concern works with efficiency by focusing on good examples in which the companys find themself efficient. Analysis: Comparing the theories and the empirical research to analys and try to describe efficient estate management. Conclusions: Efficient estate management is about controlling the costs and especially about the opreating costs. Important to reach operative efficiency is therefore to continuosly follow up the costs and to do readings every month. To compose and continuosly work with budget and action plans for each estate is important in order to reach efficiency in the management of estates.