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Golf has enjoyed a minor renaissance in the U.S. during the pandemic—after all, it’s an outdoor sport, and it’s relatively easy to keep socially distant while playing. But it’s still not as hot as the warehouse boom. As investors hunt for industrial properties tethered to e-commerce, developers are buying golf courses and converting them into space for warehouses.
Altus Group has acquired debt management software provider Finance Active SAS for €106.5m. The integration of Altus and Paris-based Finance Active will enable clients to see assets, funds and debts in a single platform and simula...
Chris Rising, Founder of Rising Realty Partners discusses the transformation he has seen across the industry and how companies can ‘do more with less’ by adopting automation software.
As office vacancies climb to their highest levels in decades with businesses giving up office space and embracing remote work, the real estate industry in many American cities faces a potentially grave threat.
Shares of companies that own shopping centers, hotels and New York office buildings were decimated most of last year but mounted a first-quarter comeback, as investors bet that a vaccine rollout can revit...
Scott Evans, Chief Digital Officer at Related Companies discusses the innovation that went in to creating the first-of-it’s-class development, Hudson Yards, and how Related is scaling these capabilities across all of their platforms.
The explosion of SPACs in the last year has increased competition for private equity to find more traditional buyout targets, but also likely presents more opportunity and a quicker route to capital for those firms.
"Over the last few months, Newmark was a stalking horse on a process that used bankruptcy to take control of Knotel with around $100mm of new capital," Amol reportedly said in an email. "This process undermined lots of important relationships and hurt lots of customers and partners."