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In a global ranking of real estate per person, the United States is No. 1, and not in a good way. The consultancy PwC did an analysis last year of per capita leasable shopping center space in countries around the world.
More than 100 bank branches have closed or are set to close across New York City this year, Crain's reported, citing filings with federal and state regulators. That level of retreat is the largest in more than two decades.
A startup that makes an electric flying taxi may land a new facility in Orlando. Munich-based Lilium Aviation Inc. seeks tax incentives from Orlando to build a 56,000-square-foot transportation hub in the city, according to the Nov. 9 city council meeting agenda.
Adelaide now boasts one of Australia’s smartest buildings, GPO Exchange. The 20-storey A-grade commercial building has raised the bar for smart buildings, winning an Australian Engineering Excellence Award 2020 and an International
As the country embraces technology now more than ever, lenders and title companies have an opportunity to embrace the possibilities of mortgage technology to connect with consumers in new ways and grow their businesses.
To meet the surge in demand for last-mile real estate, CrowdStreet is launching an e-commerce property fund. The Portland, Oregon-based crowdfunding platform said the $20 million to $30 million fund will target warehouses, distribution and data centers, and logistics and last-mile properties.
Kinto, the mobility division of Toyota, has joined forces with Fleetondemand to introduce a mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) solution for UK businesses. Fleetondemand’s Mobilleo platform will power Kinto’s MaaS offering that consolidates all forms of travel into a single solution where customers can search thousands of different travel providers for flights, trains, car hire, car clubs, taxis, hot...
CBRE Acquisition Holdings, a blank check company formed by commercial real estate giant CBRE targeting growth companies, filed on Monday with the SEC to raise up to $400 million in an initial public offering.
The pandemic is uncovering gaps and weaknesses in supply chains that require organizations to digitally transform themselves quickly starting with sustainability. Predicted to be a breakout year for Artificial Intelligence, 2020 quickly turned into a race for how quickly every organization could digitally transform themselves to survive, starting with supply chains.