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Bolstered by a housing boom and uptick in construction, Procore filed an updated S-1 registration statement on March 2. In the filing, the company said its revenue grew 38.4 percent last year to $400.3 million.

For years, there was a debate as to whether WeWork was a tech company or more of a real estate play. At first, most people viewed WeWork as a real estate startup disguised as a tech startup. And as it kept scooping up more and more property, the lines continued to blur. Then we all watched as the company’s valuation plummeted and its IPO plans went up in smoke.

The two partners, who last year raised $115 million for their New Beginnings Acquisition Corp. blank check company, filed initial public offerings for two more companies, New Beginnings Acquisition Corp. II and New Beginnings Acquisition Corp. III, each targeting $100 million raises.

Milken Institute, a Santa Monica, California-based nonprofit that focuses on issues related to human, financial and social capital, recently published its Best-Performing Cities 2021 report that detailed the nation's top growth nexuses with Provo-Orem, Utah, ranking as the top-performing large metro area with a population over 100,000.

Investors who bet against stocks are targeting special-purpose acquisition companies, one of the hottest growth areas on Wall Street. The dollar value of bearish bets against shares of SPACs has more than tripled to about $2.7 billion from $724 million at the start of the year, according to data from S3 Partners.

NEW YORK, March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Occupier, a company that helps businesses navigate the complexities of managing a portfolio of r...

You may never have heard of Jack Ryan, but if he succeeds, it could cost you a lot less to buy and sell a home. Why it matters: The deep-pocketed CEO of a disruptive real estate brokerage called REX, Ryan contends that inflated commissions are sapping Americans' nest eggs and pushing homeownership out of reach — and he's backing a major campaign against the establishment.

Anyone who thinks "slow and steady wins the race" is a dated pearl of wisdom should evaluate the state of coworking at the moment. Millions of square feet around the country are being vacated as the sector's largest players either give back space, restructure through bankruptcy or go completely belly up. Then there's