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As part of the CBRE Virtual Lunch & Learn Series, hear from Scott Rechler, CEO and Chairman of RXR Realty on Leadership During and Post COVID-19.
COVID-19 has forced companies the world over to enact — or create — remote working protocols. The likes of Box, Amazon, Airbnb, Facebook, Google and Microsoft have all told their employees some variation of “work from home”. But so too are more traditional organisations ac...
The global real estate adviser has added to its fledgling JLL Technologies division created last autumn with the hire of Yao Morin in the new role. Morin, based in San Francisco, will lead JLL’s global data strategy, product roadmap and delivery. JLL Technologies is a division of JLL unifying the company’s technology, businesses, services and applications.
he COVID-19 pandemic continues to drive an increase contactless solutions throughout the industry. As many states phase out of shelter-in-place restrictions, companies are increasingly shifting to the ‘new normal’ through innovative, implemented practices.
Compass is beefing up its in-house legal team and seeking expertise a public company would require. A new job posting reveals that the brokerage is seeking a securities lawyer who specializes in meeting U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and stock exchange reporting and compliance requirements, Inman reported.
The construction tech sector has been on a rapid path of growth over the past several years. The biggest challenge the industry faces is adoption of new innovation and best practices. However, today’s leaders are rethinking their path towards a more efficient tech first strategy and their willingness-to-adopt technology in construction is increasing.
The coronavirus pandemic has thrown property markets into turmoil, but investors keep buying up warehouses. Real-estate investor BentallGreenOak paid $164 million this month for a warehouse in Franklin Township, N.J., one of the largest single-asset industrial property sal...
The pandemic that hit New York’s hotel industry harder than any other U.S. lodging market is expected to leave thousands of rooms there closed permanently, as the city starts to reopen after months of lockdown. New York hotels went into the coronavirus crisis suffering from falling occu...
San Francisco’s reign as the tech capital of the Bay Area suddenly looks in doubt. For the past decade, San Francisco has outshined Silicon Valley in attracting new technology firms, entrepreneurs and younger employees, who tend to prefer the city’s lifestyle and attractions to the suburbs. Now, that trend shows signs of reversing. Office demand has been falling in both markets, as
According to the World Health Organization, contact tracing — along with testing — should be the “backbone of the response” in order to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention agrees.