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When Matt Wells returned to the office in mid-April, he was surprised to see a note pinned to a colleague’s cubicle urging people to keep their distance. “I thought it was an overreaction” to the coronavirus pandemic, he said. Now he has a note just like it on his cubicle. He also has strung a chain of paper clips across the opening to discourage visitors from stepping inside.
SBA data show the New York City proptech investor got a loan between $150,000 and $350,000. ... “It would've been much worse for us had we not received a PPP loan to help us to sustain through this pandemic,” ...
The Keyes Company is partnering with EasyKnock, a sale-leaseback startup, to give its agents another tool to offer sellers. “We have a low inventory and there is some hesitation for people to sell their home because they’re not sure they can buy another home,” said Mike Pappas, president and CEO of Keyes.
With online sales proliferating during the coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. is going to need more warehouses to store hoards of boxes and handle those orders. Holed up at home, and with many bricks-and-mortar stores temporarily shut, shoppers have turned to their computers and smartphones ...
New Jersey-based Onyx Equities has unveiled a bold plan to create one of the north east’s first “smart office campuses” to attract big office users adapting to the post-COVID world. The company has issued as RFP to turn its WestPark property in White Plains into the anchor for a new Innovation Corridor flush with next-level technology, including AI and IoT, autonomous vehicles, sustainable a...
Since the start of the year, the commercial real estate acquisition and asset management platform, has secured Avignon, Oxenwood, Cordatus, Dunmoore, Global Gate Capital and Caisson Real Estate. Additionally, following engagement with its users, Coyote has launched new tools on the platform, including an enhanced portfolio analysis function that enables users to filter their assets by tenant, at u...
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The future of office demand is a hot topic around the country as COVID-19 required companies to engage in the largest work-from-home experiment in history. After a three-month mandatory hiatus, these firms and employees have largely successfully adjusted to working from home, but new surveys point toward workers looking to get back to normal routines instead of working from home permanently.
Dayna Grayson and Rachel Holt are raising about $100 million for their debut fund at Construct Capital to focus on “deep-tech” startups, according to people familiar with the situation. Construct Capital, based in Chevy Chase, Md., this week filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to raise Construct Capital I LP, but didn’t specify the target amount in the filing. Ms. Grayson decli...