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Though Compass priced its stock at $18 — more conservative than the $23 to $26 per share it initially targeted — it closed at $20.15 on its first day of trading. The IPO raised $450 million for the company, minus $22.5 million in underwriting fees, according to the company’s final prospectus filed Friday.
Founders have two options after being forced out of their company by what they view as unscrupulous investors. One is to keep a stiff upper lip. The other is to lash out.
President Joe Biden has just proposed one of the most significant investments in affordable housing in the nation’s history. Inside the far-reaching $2.25 trillion infrastructure plan just announced by the Biden administratio...
Merritt Hummer, Partner at Bain Capital Ventures, discusses the fine line successful founders need to toe in order to achieve success, as well as the importance of experimentation.
WeWork, the coworking leader that had grown rapidly prior to its failed IPO in 2019, is now goi...
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Michael Turner, President of Oxford Properties, reflects on what he’s most proud of as a leader, the challenges the industry is fa...
The classic self-storage business model is pretty straightforward. You rent a space, lug your stuff there, and pay every month. Eventually you either move your stuff or it gets removed (and possibly made into a reality TV show.)
Many multifamily operators are still making important decisions about property operations, maintenance, budgeting and more with little to no real-time data because they simply don’t have it available.