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We asked a panel of experts to name their favourite innovations for footfall and audience insight to help retail property players. Here’s their pick.
The Urban Land Institute and PwC US have released a new report, Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2021, highlighting the evolving trends shaping the real estate industry.
Mall owners CBL & Associates and r Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, highlighting the pressures the retail real estate industry is facing because of the...
Every batch of entrepreneurs that goes through prestigious startup accelerator Y Combinator nowadays hears founders from the same company speak: Airbnb.
October weekends at Zilker Park in Austin, Texas, are usually crowded with colorful flags welcoming hundreds of thousands of Austin City Limits music festival attendees, taco-slinging food trucks, bright artsy vendor stands and hundreds of hipsters with fanny packs craning their iPhones over throngs of people to record live performances by mega music acts like Metallica, Radiohead and Paul McCartn...
Caspar.AI, a smart home company focused on safe and comfortable living for seniors, is pleased to announce that they are a Seventh Annual Real Estate Tech Awards (#RETAS) winner in the hospitality category, presented by CREtech.
The former chief executive of Uber Technologies Inc. has been quietly assembling a mini real-estate empire over the past two years, acquiring closed restaurants, auto-body shops and warehouses for use in his new ghost kitchen venture.
Signs of pressure on New York City’s commercial properties are fueling investor bets that trouble in the nation’s largest real-estate market could spread pain nationwide.
After tourists stopped arriving this spring, the 607-room property transformed into housing for doctors and nurses treating coronavirus patients. When they checked out, the high-rise began offering blocks of rooms as office space. And with its reopening this month, the InterContinental will again play office landlord, this time on a suite-by-suite basis.