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Right now CRE individuals and teams are needing alternative solutions to patch the chasms that have been created from the rather abrupt work-from-home call to action. Some solutions may be turned into a long-term fit, others will be temporary.
We are pleased to announce that on April 1, 2020, RefineRE, Inc. acquired BenchCore LLC and will add its corporate real estate industry-leading benchmarking data and services to RefineRE’s robust platform for corporate real estate occupiers. BenchCore will remain its own company within the RefineRE platform and founders Ron Zappile Sr., Peter Holland, and Raymond Nomizu will remain active with t...
In the breakroom at an Amazon.com Inc. warehouse in Hazle Township, Pennsylvania, a PowerPoint presentation playing on repeat shows people in hazmat suits making their way through the giant facility, spraying disinfectant. The video is followed by an explanation in English and Spanish. Nearby, televisions broadcast messages of thanks from employees and customers.
In this episode we sit down with Nick Romito and Ryan Masiello co-founders of VTS, commercial real estate’s leading leasing and asset management platform that brings landlords, brokers, and tenants together to make deals happen.
WeWork’s flexible office business is asking for rent cuts and battling to cut liabilities, and the company failed in its effort to go public in September 2019, leading to the ouster of mercurial co-founder Adam Neumann. But its property investment arm is still bringing in a lot of cash to make new investments.
CREtech (cretech.com), the largest intelligence platform devoted to Reimagining Real Estate, announced today that they are now accepting applications for the 7th Annual Real Estate Tech Awards (#RETAS). Sponsored by JLL Technologies and backed by the leading VCs, Angel Investo...
Apple and Google announced a series of small changes to their coronavirus contact-tracing technology and shared additional technical details ahead of a launch in the coming weeks.
Built world and real estate industry experts come together to share actionable advice on what the new normal might look like and how we can prepare for a post-Covid compliant world.
New York City’s office landlords are struggling with rent defaults, a wafer-thin sales market and the evaporation of financing in the state hardest-hit by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The coronavirus pandemic has done more than present a major health crisis to the American people — it poses a major threat to commercial real estate and the economy at large. To help drive interest in the midst of social distancing, brokers have come up with the concept of virtual real estate tours, using videos of properties to show them to potential investors or tenants.