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Publish Date

Oct 28, 2025

Corporate Real Estate as a Value Driver for Business Transformation and Operational Agility

Michael Golichowski, Managing Director | Grant Falconer, Senior Director

Service / Industry: Private Equity Performance Improvement, Private Equity Services

For most companies, real estate is not a core business, but nearly every enterprise must actively manage their real assets even though doing so is a complex task.

With the right strategy in place, managing corporate real estate can positively impact EBITDA.

Corporate real estate can be used as a value creation tool by aligning business objectives and growth and reducing operating expenses through efficiency. Here are some key steps that companies should follow:

  • Understand the inertia of corporate real estate management
  • Create discipline and rigor in the process
  • Change the historical broker relationship by applying new leasing approaches
  • Focus on facilities management in a smart way
  • Emphasize lease restructuring
  • Deploy technology and adopt AI in the right places
  • Monetize non-core assets
  • Consolidate real estate portfolios around geographic and organizational clusters

How Can A&M Help?

The Corporate Real Estate team in A&Ms Private Equity Performance Improvement (PEPI) division works with funds and investors to continually add value to companies’ property portfolios, focusing on bottom-line impact, operational and service excellence, and accelerated performance. Blending technology with decades of experience across multiple industries, A&M helps clients enhance efficiencies in their portfolio companies to create better margins on a sustainable basis.

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Authors

Michael Golichowski

Michael Golichowski

Managing Director

Grant Falconer

Grant Falconer

Senior Director

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