As an alternative to the traditional IPO, special-purpose acquisition companies made a comeback last year with 248 blank-check firms going public, raising $83 billion, according to SPACInsider.
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Michael Rudin, SVP at Rudin Management Company discusses Rudin Management’s innovative approach to new development, venture, and CRE as a whole. From developing the first fully-wired building in Manhattan, to creating custom integrated software solutions, the four-generation company shares success stories and the market trends they think will be most important moving forward.
“We are big believers in the flexible workspace arena and see a tremendous opportunity -- we have a huge global occupier business and know that more than 80% of them want to be in multi-tenant offices with flex space,” CBRE Group Chief Executive Officer Bob Sulentic said in an interview.
Jerry Sweeney, President, CEO and Trustee of Brandywine Realty Trust discusses the fortitude he’s needed to lead, innovate, and essentially create new markets of urban development, as well as how we’ll need to utilize technology in new ways going forward.
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Massachusetts-based Locus Robotics today announced a $150 million Series E. The round, led by Tiger Global Management and Bond, brings the firm’s total to around $250 to date, and values the robotics company at $1 billion. Locus is notable for a more modular and flexible solution for automating warehouses than many of its competitors (see:
New York City, February 17th 2021: GoContractor, the leader in the digitization of construction worker onboarding and compliance tracking, today announced a $5 million Series A round of funding led...