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An apartment-hotel company that manages short-term rentals is leasing and managing an entire 26-story Dallas apartment building, the latest sign this budding segment of the lodging market is starting to gain traction.
Join to launch at Dock 72 with tailored services for the CREtech New York Conference on October 16-17
New York, NY (October 15, 2019) — Join™, the Cloud for Smart Buildings and Smart Workplaces, is pleased to announce that the company has added Dock 72 to its Cloud and will launch the service at the
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SAN FRANCISCO— Amazon.com Inc. recently opened its fourth cashierless convenience store here, all located within a few blocks of each other. Nearby, two startups are each demonstrating their own technology that they envision powering cashier-free stores across America.
This roughly one-s...
Location is no longer the only amenity of consequence in commercial real estate.
In today’s world, CRE tenants are actually more likely to place a premium on buildings with internal tech advances, such as artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things.
A survey of 750 CRE executives released by Deloitte this week found owners, developers, brokers and investors see their investments...
Crowdfunding was once touted as the next big thing — a way for average investors to get into the lucrative world of real estate and a way for platforms to tap a new spigot of funding.
SAN DIEGO—CCIM designees and other top real estate professionals came together Monday morning for the CCIM Global Conference, the international commercial real estate event for trading ideas that help shape the future of the industry. This year’s conference focused on building your business and provide practical education and professional connections.
Opening the event was Aeronyde’s Trev...
Equiem, the global leader in commercial tenant experience technology, has made three senior additions to its New York-based US team, reflecting a fast-growing demand for the firm’s services from commercial landlords across the USA. Equiem has also announced that it has established a full-time presence on the West Coast for the first time.
Founded in 2011, the firm’s market-leading tenant ex...
On Friday, Wendy's became the latest fast-food chain to mention delivery-centric locations without dining rooms or takeout, commonly called ghost kitchens or dark kitchens.
Abigail Pringle, Wendy's chief development officer, said during Wendy's annual investor day that dark kitchens would be a significant part of the chain's expansion strategy. Pringle said the chain planned to open two dark ki...
WeWork became a darling of the New York City and San Francisco’s office property markets in less than a decade. Now the office-sharing venture could become a liability as it pulls back its expansion.
Here are five things to know about WeWork’s real estate footprint as the company looks for fresh funding after it shelved its initial public offering recently.