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The commercial real estate is rapidly changing. At the center of that change is the tenant and end-user experience, given the increasing use of technology and rapidly changing customer preferences, according to Deloitte’s 2020 Commercial Real Estate Outlook.
Jim Berry, Deloitte’s US Real Estate sector lead, thinks the CRE industry needs to move from the mantra “location, location, locatio...
Commercial real estate brokers are much more convinced that coworking is a lasting trend, and they have more tenants asking for flexible leases, a new poll released by CRE software company Apto shows.
The Apto National Broker Buzz Poll was conducted during the past two weeks and polled both customers and non-customers. It found that brokers are less threatened by coworking, including currently ...
For New York City landlords needing a quick fix to fill empty office space, WeWork has been a go-to tenant for years.
Now, with the office-space company in turmoil, those property owners suddenly feel a lot less secure. Some are turning to WeWork competitors to line up options in the event they need t...
Ten-X has re-launched its mobile app. The new app isn’t only a redesign of its existing app, but a complete ground-up rebuild with new functions that will aid in keeping brokers connected and active away from their desktop. It includes new iOS programming, leverages data and behavioral and gives users access to 70% more assets than before.
The conference, taking place in New York this week, is covering everything from IoT to coworking spaces.Day one of the 2019 CREtech New York conference taking place in Brooklyn this week kicked off with over 2,000 real estate professionals discussing the future adoption of proptech in the...
Technology is increasingly part of the commercial real estate landscape but what do brokers see as the good and bad of CRETech?
A new survey of CRE brokers by Ten-X Commercial and theBrokerList asked about attitudes to technology including its use and investment. It found that most are generally optimistic but there is mixed sentiment over fact...
Boston Properties, Rudin Development and WeWork joined city officials and the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation Tuesday to launch the Dock 72 office building at Brooklyn Navy Yard. The 675,000-square-foot project is Brooklyn’s first ground-up commercial development in more than a decade.
The flex office market is more than just hype and headlines. According to a new report from CBRE, flex office space is here to stay. While the office niche only takes up 2% of the total office supply in the US, it has experienced rapid growth driven buy significant office demand. By 2022, market data forecasts that 1 million workers will work out of a flexible office space, illus...
NEW YORK CITY- Hudson Yards in Manhattan’s West Chelsea neighborhood is considered not only one of the largest and newest commercial developments to come online in recent years, but an innovative and tech-driven hub for real estate developers to watch for years to come. Attaining its holy grail status of tech began with the build-out of a simple foundation that’d allow easy pairing of differe...