Rents in the New York metro area — including parts of New Jersey and White Plains — are projected to drop 7.7 to 11.3 percent by the middle of next year, from the first quarter of 2020, according to Andrew Rybczynski, a managing consultant with CoStar Advisory Services, a commercial real estate data provider.
As office owners look for ways for tenants and their employees to safely and confidently return to their workplaces despite the coronavirus pandemic, data collection and transparency from smart building technology has only grown in importance, panelists said this week during Bisnow's office optimization webinar.
On the ground floor of a towering office building overlooking Tokyo Bay, in a space intended to resemble the interior of a moon base, a convenience store is tended by a humanoid robot.
What seemed novel and interesting in late Spring/early Summer with our pivot into an all virtual events platform, now seems like a lifetime ago. Seemingly overnight, EVERYONE discovered virtual tools and platforms (there are literally hundreds out there) and decided to share ideas, promote their products/services, network and connect using these virtual mediums. And...
Tech investor Oded Eliashiv shares his pick from his stable of startups. With Covid-19 continuing to impact the property world, a number of innovative Israeli proptech companies are developing creative ways to assist building owners, managers, and agents during these difficult times. According to IVC Research Center, there are approximately
What if you can make something with fewer greenhouse-gas emissions than your competitors, but get no financial benefit? It’s a business problem Gregory Barker is trying to solve. Mr. Barker is the executive chairman of En+ Group PLC, the world’s largest aluminum maker outside China. It uses hydroelectricity to power smelters i...
Redaptive, an Efficiency-as-a-Service tool for commercial and industrial customers, secured $150 million in private placement funding after raising $6.5 million earlier this year.
The global payments market is enormous. The industry is $240 trillion in size, which is larger than the global GDP of roughly $85 trillion*. Over the past decade, startups and established players have capitalized on this opportunity by modernizing the payment process for consumers. But the business-to-business payments space, which is actually much larger than consumer payments, remains antiquated...
