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New York, NY (May 5, 2021) — CREtech Climate, a platform devoted to educating and inspiring investment in climate tech, sustainability and ESG throughout the Built World, will host their inaugural conference, CREtech Climate Virtual Summit on May 11-12, 202...
A big shift toward working from home is endangering hundreds of locally owned Manhattan storefronts that have been hanging on, waiting for life to return to the desolate streets of Midtown and the Financial District.
Travis Connors, Co-founder of Building Ventures, reveals the most important criteria for him when making a new investment, and the most important qualities and strategies of successful founders.
Benefytt Technologies has signed a five-year 26,163-square-foot lease at Hotwire Technology Center in Fort Lauderdale. The lease is the company’s second in the South Florida in the last 12 months. It is also a prime example of the expanding tech presence in the market.
Office demand in major U.S. markets jumped by 28% from February to March, according to a monthly report by VTS, a software provider for commercial real estate landlords. VTS’ Office De...
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Amid a flurry of special purpose acquisition companies—both its own and for its portfolio companies—venture capital firm Fifth Wall has turned to Wall Street for its newest partner. Jeremy Fox has joined Fifth Wall from Credit Suisse, where he served as a managing director leading its real estate, gaming and lodging investment banking group. Fox previously spent 19 years at Deutsche Bank befor...
70 buildings sign up to SmartScore certification from 44 landlords across 7 countries, including Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing, Hines, Carttera, The John Buck Company, Columbia Property Trust.
On a half-vacant block a few miles outside of downtown Detroit sits an unabashed oddity. Nearly 200 feet long and 23 feet high, it’s a gleaming half-cylinder of metal surrounded by trees. Built out of a military-style Quonset hut and plopped into the dwindling remnants of a residential neighborhood, this alienlike arched steel structure may be the world’s most unexpec...