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CREtech is proud to introduce our new monthly content series focused on our Global Innovation Consulting Practice. Each month we will take a deep dive on an important trend in the world of real estate technology and innovation. These themes, which are carefully selected by our wor...
At the headquarters of SL Green, a real estate company in Manhattan, employees walk the halls with masks on, line up with proper spacing for free lunch and sit at cubicles behind plastic barriers that rise up well over six feet.
WeWork is putting its foot down with some nonpaying members. WeWork sent 700 letters in the past month to member companies demanding payment of outstanding membership fees, with another 100 companies receiving a similar letter from external law firms,
Renters have never had so many options in Manhattan. The number of apartment listings in New York’s most expensive borough has tripled from last year, the highest figure for vacancies in recent history. Asking rents in Manh...
Zillow has cut 80 jobs from its home buying and selling business, despite its big bet on the burgeoning sector. The real estate giant doesn’t disclose how many of its 5,300 employees work for Zillow Offers.
The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way apartment seekers are finding their new homes. In a time of social distancing, changes to the leasing process are inevitable to improve safety, convenience, and efficiency.
It’s official: CBRE is moving its headquarters from Downtown Los Angeles to Dallas. Rumors of the move were reported Wednesday but confirmed Thursday in an internal memo that went out to...
Global business advisory firm EisnerAmper LLP and leading Real Estate technology consulting firm REdirect Inc., have entered into a strategic alliance. The collaboration will leverage each firm’s deep resources and expertise to provide a holistic platform that incorporates their business advisory and technology capabilities.
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When the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law 30 years ago, it triggered a multi-year cascade of changes to the way we approach office design.
A technology company that produces environmentally friendly, cost-effective building components has raised $4.5M in seed funding from a venture firm launched by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.