brandonlin
November 23, 2021
The huge, decked-out corner office for executives was already dying. The pandemic may have delivered a final blow.
The big picture: As hybrid and remote work become more common, the office is transforming from a place for focused work to a destination for collaboration. Meeting rooms and open plan café-like seating areas are replacing offices — and where you sit and work no...
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The huge, decked-out corner office for executives was already dying. The pandemic may have delivered a final blow.
The big picture: As hybrid and remote work become more common, the office is transforming from a place for focused work to a destination for collaboration. Meeting rooms and open plan café-like seating areas are replacing offices — and where you sit and work no...
The news: Seattle-based real estate startup
raising $8 million in seed funding, Chilean proptech startup Houm has raised $35 million in a Series A round led by Silicon Valley venture capital firm Goodwater Capital.
Less than six months after
Electric vehicle (EV) charging stations will be required for all new homes and businesses in the UK starting in 2022, the government
Zillow’s exit from the house-flipping business created an opening for investors bullish on the single-family rental market, with an inventory of 9,800 houses nationwide up for sale.
Single-family rentals are st...
Starting today, drones shaped like miniature airplanes will drop packages of 4 pounds or less in customers' yards when they order from a Walmart Neighborhood Market in Northwest Arkansas, Worth Sparkman of
Chirag Chotalia, Parter at Threshold, highlights the importance of sticking to your core values as a founder, and an investor, while also adopting a beginners mind.
Seattle-based real estate appraisal startup Aloft has raised a $20 million Series A round.
Fifth Wall led the round, which was announced Thursday, while Silicon Valley heavyweight Andreessen Horowitz participated. Other inv...
Compass shares fell to a new low, dropping below $10 for the first time on Monday.
The stock opened at $10.39 before dropping to $9.58 by 2 p.m. It’s the lowest the brokerage has traded and is 52 percent below the company’s debut price on April 1 on the New York Stock Exchange after its initial public offering.
If you own an office property in London or are thinking about buying one, it is almost certain that you’ve got something on your mind: How do I make sure this building will meet coming government sustainability regulations?