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November 04, 2020
Midtown Manhattan, a dense grid of office towers normally pulsing with activity, has been called a “ghost town” so many times that you’d expect to see tumbleweeds rolling through Bryant Park.
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Midtown Manhattan, a dense grid of office towers normally pulsing with activity, has been called a “ghost town” so many times that you’d expect to see tumbleweeds rolling through Bryant Park.
SoftBank and the Mubadala Corp. aren’t finished taking big swings at the commercial real estate business in the U.S. Even after the collapse of WeWork, the investors are doubling down on a similar business model as part of a syndicate investing $700 million into
It seems like
As remote work becomes a more permanent experience for a large part of the U.S. workforce, as many as 23 million people might move in the near future because they now can work anywhere,
expected to grow from $75B in 2019 to $121.5B by 2024 at a 10.1% compounded annual growth rate (CAGR).
The building automation system (BAS) market is one of the fastest growing product types in the commercial real estate industry. The industry is
We asked a panel of experts to name their favourite innovations for footfall and audience insight to help retail property players. Here’s their pick.
The Urban Land Institute and PwC US have released a new report, Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2021, highlighting the evolving trends shaping the real estate industry.
Real estate investors and developers are increasingly considering climate risk factors when deciding where to buy or build, according to a report this month from the Urban Land Institute, an organization that promotes the responsible use of land.
left the organisation in 2019 after being CIO for 10 years.
Former Knight Frank exec, Kathleen Stubbs has joined large property group, JLL as its new chief information officer. Stubbs replaces Andrew Clowes, who
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has now set its sights on a new target: the country’s outdated factories.
After helping more than a million brick-and-mortar Chinese retailers modernize their operations, The commercial real estate industry’s biggest service firms continue to slash expenses as the economic slowdown squeezes their business. JLL and CBRE recently made layoffs and budget cuts to tr...