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Tenants will seek more private workspaces and fewer coworking options as health and safety concerns are amplified in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to commercial real estate researchers.
The change in Botanical Heights started with a single restaurant. Before Olio, a Mediterranean-influenced spot fashioned from a boarded-up old gas station, opened in 2012, its St. Louis neighborhood was known mostly as a place to buy illegal dru...
Google has extended its work-from-home policy for the remainder of 2020. After previously telling employees that they would be working remotely until June 1st, CEO Sundar Pichai has told employees that they’ll likely work from home until the end of the year, via The Informa...
Wall Street’s wager on high-earning suburban renters is paying off, and it is raising its stakes. Investors are flocking to America’s mega landlords, drawn by signs the companies that emerged from last decade’s foreclosure crisis owning huge pools of rental houses a...
How are real estate professionals managing project finances during COVID-19? Tune in to our webinar on Wednesday May 13th from 12-1pm CT to hear a panel of real estate technology experts from Rabbet, Juniper Square, StructionSite, and Camber Creek weigh in on the challenges and best practices.
When Harris County’s stay-at-home order took hold, many businesses were left scrambling to put systems into place. But some like NAI Partners are successfully navigating the headwinds of the COVID-19 pandemic. The firm had been notably ahead of the curve in its previous use of technology to continue supporting clients.
Welcome back to work. The corporate cafeteria is closed. The coffee makers are unplugged. And the desks are separated by plastic. Every part of office life is being re-examined in the era of Covid-19. When employees file back into American workplaces—some wearing masks—many will find the office transformed, human-resources and real-estate executives say.
Renting an apartment in New York City is never easy. Since the coronavirus lockdown, many New Yorkers looking for a new home are grappling with a new challenge: signing leases for apartment units they can’t see in person.
LoopNet– the most heavily trafficked commercial real estate marketplace online – launched CoTour, a virtual co-browsing space for tenants, owners and brokers to conduct business online, in response to the current needs of customers and the industry. At a time when in-person tours are not able to happen, LoopNet and its CoTour tool allow key decision makers to meet and tour properties in...
History has unfolded in waves of profound depths followed by the relief of buoyant times, only for the depths to return with unsentimental speed. The French Revolution and the Reign of Terror gave way to Paris’ jolly Incroyables ...