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The sublease market exploded during the pandemic. As companies moved employees offsite and shut down offices, they looked to shed unused space through subleasing. Alpha Lease Management CEO Phil Raglin says that the sublease market is going to become a new normal in commercial real estate.
Eastvale, San Jacinto and Fair Oaks are installing the solar-powered Soofa Signs to provide communities with city announcements, public health information, real-time transit updates, and citizen feedback.
Current data issued this week by Cushman & Wakefield suggests that most of the world will achieve herd resiliency—i.e., over 70% either vaccinated or infected—by Q2 2022 and that current trends suggest most office workers globally will be able to return to the office in the first quarter of 2022.
Cushman & Wakefield reported that 40% of the workforce had returned to the office as of...
Amazon, UPS and FedEx were all interested.
In 2019, a former Boeing C-17 manufacturing facility in Long Beach, abandoned by the firm in 2015, was up for redevelopment. The 1.8 million-square-foot facility included large hangars fit for rockets, plane assembly and other aerospac...
Breton Birkhofer discusses the importance of technology in creating a solution for affordable housing, and why he’s concerned that the industry is not moving fast enough to address climate change.
Indian hotel chain Oyo is planning to raise about 84.3 billion rupees ($1.16 billion) in an initial public offering, according to draft papers submitted to the country’s market regulator.
Oyo plans to issue new shares worth up to 70 billion rupees while existing shareholders could sell shares worth up to14.3 billion rupees. Some of the start-up’s prominent backers include SoftBank Vision Fu...
Built Technologies, a construction industry-focused financial-technology startup, has more than tripled its valuation to $1.5 billion after raising $125 million in an equity funding round led by TCV.
Brookfield Technology Partners, 9Yards Capital, HighSage Ventures and XYZ Venture Capital participated in the fund...
Wellness real estate is well on its way in moving from elective to essential, according to New Global Wellness Institute (GWI) research that revealed the sector grew 22% during the pandemic year, particularly as it relates to residential projects.
Three years ago, “wellness real estate was a concept not well understood by consumers, builders, developers or investors,” according to GWI senio...