Just Get Me There
Just Get Me There

Author: Daniel T. Bloom

Publisher: Daniel Bloom and Associates

Published: 2005

Total Pages: 264

ISBN-13: 193296634X

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Following the release of a Mobility article entitled "Where Have All the Elders Gone?," Daniel Bloom SCRP spent two years compiling a written history of the relocation industry. Just Get Me There takes the reader on a journey from the early days of the industry in the 1950's to the present day. Divided into four parts, the book looks at the journey through the years, the role of the real estate relocation departments, the evolution of the relocation policies, and the trends which will dictate whether the industry survives until the year 2020. Reviewed by some of the leaders of the industry, the preliminary response has been outstanding.

Reexamining the Impact of Employee Relocation Assistance on Housing Prices
Reexamining the Impact of Employee Relocation Assistance on Housing Prices

Author: Marcus T. Allen

Publisher:

Published: 1998

Total Pages:

ISBN-13:

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In this paper, we reexamine the issue of whether corporate relocation assistance programs for transferred employees significantly affect sale prices of single-family homes. We estimate a hedonic price equation that includes physical housing characteristics, location factors, occupancy status, and type of seller for a sample of 2,441 transactions. Seller types include (a) transferred employees who were given direct relocation assistance, (b) transferred employees who were not given direct relocation assistance, and (c) sellers who were not facing an employment transfer. After controlling for vacancy and tenant occupancy, we find that houses sold by transferred employees who receive direct relocation assistance exhibit no significant price differential, but that houses sold by transferred employees who do not receive direct relocation assistance sell at a discount of approximately 3%.

Elements of Corporate Relocation Assistance Policies
Elements of Corporate Relocation Assistance Policies

Author: Harriet Gorlin

Publisher:

Published: 1977

Total Pages: 56

ISBN-13:

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Research report analysing 58 employee relocation policies with respect to trends in the provision of moving expenses at the enterprise level in the USA - discusses costs, management strategys, administrative aspects and expenses relating to living, travel and shipment of household goods in relation to relocation allowances, and considers real estate assistance and income tax consequences, etc. Bibliography pp. 45 and 46.