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People aren't working from the office, but they're not working from home either.
The big picture: As the world begins to move past the pandemic but holds onto remote work, we're seeing the rise of "third workplaces" — teleworking spots in cafes, hotels or co-working spaces.
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Revathi Greenwood, Global Head of Data and Insights at Cushman & Wakefield dissects how to effectively approach data to make informed strategic decisions, and how migration patterns, work from home, and stimulus packages are affecting the future of real estate.
Tony Cho has been at the forefront of development in the Miami neighborhoods of Wynwood, where his Metro 1 is a leading commercial broker, and Little Haiti, where he is developing the campuslike Magic City Innovation District with partners incl...
Can California’s biggest city — and possibly America’s leastaffordable one — redesign its way out of the housing crisis?
That’s the ...
Habi, a real estate startup digitizing home buying and selling for Colombia’s middle class, announced Wednesday that it has raised $100 million of equity in a Series B funding, marking the largest round raised by a female CEO across Latin America.
The U.S. warehouse market is starting to look like the red-hot housing sector, as companies jockey for scarce distribution space to meet surging e-commerce demand.
The competition is driving up industrial rents as retailers and logistics providers race to move goods closer to population centers, with some engaging in bidding wars for the most coveted sites. Businesses are pushing to deliver onl...
After spotting a gap in the market, Openpath — a provider of touchless access control and workplace safety automation — is now offering Pro Series Video Readers with sleek hardware, and touchless unlock and remote management capabilities.
Two years ago, a local firm jumped into Atlanta's nascent co-living scene with a project in the Sweet Auburn Historic District in Downtown. Now, that company is changing tact with a $7M Southwest Atlanta mixed-use project with designs to ultimately be owned by the surrounding community.