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UK proptech Propoly, an integrated lettings platform, launches with a new investment of around €2.2 million behind them, in a round led by Foxtons Plc, Countrywide Plc, Seedcamp and Pi-Labs, as reported by
As lockdown restrictions begin easing in the U.S., the Malibu beachfront property owned by Soho House, a private members club for the jet-set, has reportedly begun to reopen. That’s good news for the company, which also secured an investment of $100 million from new and existing shareholders, Sky News reported.
LOS ANGELES, June 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Fifth Wall, the largest venture capital firm focused on innovation for the global real estate industry, is...
In the U.S., e-commerce spending grew 93% year over year in May, according to a report from MasterCard. Following the pandemic and stay-at-home orders, it is a trend that experts expect to continue going forward. Prologis' conclusion that the pandemic will increase demand for indust...
New York City will allow companies to reopen their offices on Monday after a three-month lockdown from the ...
SL Green Realty Corp. Co-Chief Investment Officer Isaac Zion is leaving the New York landlord to pursue other opportunities. “For more than a decade, Isaac has done an exemplary job co-leading the investments team,” Andrew Mathias, president of SL Green said in an emailed statement Monday. “We thank him for all of...
At Apple Inc.’s AAPL 2.69% software conference two years ago, Ken Case peppered peers over breakfasts with questions about their...
Set in the kelly-green hills of Ireland’s County Clare, Dromoland Castle is the type of getaway that never sits empty. Why would it, with a pampering spa tucked behind 16th century walls, a par-72 championship golf course, and more stars on travel review sites than in all of Hollywood? And yet, in the wake of Cov...
New York-based Convene was the first coworking and flex office provider to close its locations in March as the coronavirus pandemic spread. Competitor WeWork remained open. Without revenue coming in, the company made a swift decision to lay off and furlough more than 400 employees and cut costs. It also immediately worked to renegotiate its leases and applied for and received a loan from t...
Real estate companies are leading the way as New York City allows some workers to return to their offices. Brookfield Property Partners expects a quarter of its 700 New York employees to return to the office Monday, while RFR wants its 60 employees to work from the company’s Midtown office four days a week.