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Cherre, the NYC-based real estate data and analytics platform, today announced a new data partnership with CompStak, the nationwide provider of commercial real estate lease comps, sales comps, and property information. In this partnership, Cherre will integrate CompStak's lease and sales comp data within the Cherre platform for mutual customers, providing visibility into granular property ...
The beleaguered office-space provider on Thursday laid off employees in the sales, physical product and operations departments, Business Insider reported. The total number of layoffs was not immediately clear, but the latest round of pink slips follows hundreds of cuts in recent months.
The international real estate tech economy is going through, what feels like, seismic tsunami. In a recent CREtech Talks: European Proptech Venture Capital webinar, three of the most acti...
Workthere’s Global Flexible Office Provider Sentiment Survey shows 62% of global flexible office providers are optimistic about coworking prospects over next 12 months. In the first of a series of sentiment surveys among flexible office providers around the world, Savills flexible office specialist Workthere found that 26% are optimistic about the prospects for t...
As Gov. Mike DeWine lifts stay-at-home restrictions for general offices and a number of other business types in Ohio, some corporate office tenants will be reunited with the desks, proper office chairs and full-sized monitors they haven’t seen for weeks.
SAN FRANCISCO — The modern corporate office is renowned for open, collaborative work spaces, in-house coffee bars and standing desks with room for two giant computer monitors.
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When John Ensign flew from Cleveland to London in mid-February to meet with executives from two companies his real estate tech firm was looking to acquire, he said the coach section of his plane was only 10% full, and Heathrow Airport was half as crowded as usual.