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Even as life returns to many New York City neighborhoods, its big commercial districts are awash with empty office space. Most workers haven’t yet returned — and it’s unclear if they all will. That uncertainty is terrifying the city’s biggest office landlords, and many of them are going to great lengths to retain and attract tenants.
The global pandemic has turned our professional and personal lives upside down and got us thinking about our health in more ways than one.
For London-based urban designer and architect, Hala El Akl, it has exposed the link between where we live and work, and our personal wellbeing.
NEW YORK, June 28, 2021--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Building Engines, the leading building operations platform for modern commercial real estate (CRE), and HqO, the premier end-to-end tenant experience provider for office buildings, today announced their partnership to deliver a new unified, best-of-breed building operations and tenant experience solution for the CRE...
Aegon Asset Management has closed its UK Property Income and Property Income feeder funds, after struggling to raise sufficient cash to meet redemption requests, it said on Wednesday. The Aegon Property Income fund had £380 million ($531 million) in assets under management and the feeder fund £150 million, ...
Fundrise has made another acquisition in Florida following its Sunbelt-focused multifamily investment strategy. The company acquired Lake Shadow Apartments in Maitland, Fla., from Bainbridge Cos. for $83.1 million.
Google’s path to its massive tech campus planning in San Jose began with activists chaining themselves to chairs inside City Hall over the city’s decision to sell public land to the tech giant. It ended ...
The latest buzz in the world of technology is something called “non-fungible tokens” or NFTs. Even though the current trend has NFTs operating within the parameters of selling digital artwork, it won’t be long before the technology enters the real estate industry and alters the way we carry out parts of a real estate transaction. There has already been an initial foray into real estate with ...