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When you think of adaptive reuse, you likely associate it with turning a rustic barn, an old-time firehouse or former chapel into a cottage, modern loft or chic house. More broadly, however, adaptive reuse is any redesign, renovation or reuse of existing built space originally dedicated to one use but then repurposed for another. In the context of propsci, which we define as space that caters to t...
Zigg Capital, a venture firm focused on real-estate technology, has raised a second fund that is more than twice the size of its previous fund, despite the challenges the sector has faced during the coronavirus pandemic.
Consolidation of the co-living market is accelerating.
Common, among the fastest-growing co-living landlords, has reached an agreement with its former rival Starcity to take over management of the bulk of Starcity’s portfolio — about 7,500 units including both operating and pipeline units — around the globe, Common confirmed with The Real Deal. The acquisition came only several m...
Edinburgh wants to enable residents to meet their daily needs within 20 minutes of their homes by walking, using public transport, wheeling or cycling.
WeWork is closing its location in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle less than two years after the space opened as the office-sharing company restructures its real estate footprint amid continued fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bridgetown 2 Holdings Ltd., the blank-check company backed by billionaires Richard Li and Peter Thiel, is in advanced talks to merge with Singapore’s online real estate firm PropertyGuru Pte, according to people with knowledge of the ma...
Not so long ago, there were all sorts of predictions about what the future of the office would look like. Open-space floor plans were facing some backlash and some experts were predicting that big conference rooms would give way to smaller, enclos...
