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Blackstone thinks it has already spotted one of the big opportunities of the next downturn. A rush of companies and investors coming into the coworking sector late in the cycle with little knowledge of running those businesses will create an opportunity for consolidation, Blackstone Managing Director in the U.K. James Lock said. Speaking at a CBRE event, Lock said that as the economy slowed, some ...
StreetEasy’s highly profitable Premier Agent program violates New York state advertising laws, according to regulators.
Sources said the New York Department of State, which has been looking into the agent advertising program since last year, shared its position with stakeholders — including StreetEasy parent Zillow Group — in recent weeks in advance of issuing formal guidance on the topic...
Zillow Group saw a 22 percent increase in revenue in the first quarter, largely driven by its Premier Agent business.
There is an upcoming Future of Real Estate Summit in Miami that some of you may be interested in (press release here). The one day gathering is June 12th.
I had the chance to ask Pamela Simon a few questions about the event to help...
It turns out the nightmare facing attendees of The Battery at SunTrust Park wasn't traffic. It was Uber.
Ah, the fair weather (drizzly, rain and fog) that is London and the Future PropTech UK Event.
As I was graciously invited and was more than excited to attend I thought I would do one of my “famous” personal and up close take of the event from my own eyes.
Let’s get started, shall we…with a Video from PlaceTech.
Coworking giant WeWork has been expanding at a lightning pace recently, nearly doubling its square footage in 2017, but no single landlord — or even a small group of landlords — is overly exposed to WeWork leases.
New York and other states are taking action to reach energy-efficiency targets despite shifts away from efficiency initiatives at the federal level. The Cuomo administration just announced ambitious new standards for New York to reduce energy consumption by 185 trillion BTUs by 2025, equivalent to the energy c...