Shares of technology startups and other c...
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The IPO market has gone from hot to not.
Shares of newly public companies, earlier this year one of the hottest investments on Wall Street, are now in a slump after investors soured on unprofitable startups from Uber Technologies Inc. to WeWork.
Co-living investor Six Peak Capital has tapped Cushman & Wakefield to raised $1 billion in debt and equity to fund its US expansion.
Six Peak invests in co-living projects with Common, a “tech-enabled, community-focused residential brand” that designs and operates traditional apartments and co-living suites.
Common currently manages 30 buildings across New York, Chicago, San Francisc...
HqO, a tenant experience (TeX) software and services company for commercial real estate, is pleased to announce that they are an Innovator Sponsor and exhibitor at the 2019 CREtech NYC Conference, being held on October 16th and 17th at
Target’s famous bull's-eye is so cosmically linked with the brand that it’s hard to imagine the retail behemoth ever messing with the logo’s red color. But over the past decade — under pressure from customers, shareholders and employees — Target’s retail future is morphing into a very different hue: eco-green.
The Minn...
Mark Teixeira spent 14 years as a professional baseball player, including a season with the Atlanta Braves and nine with the New York Yankees. In that time, he won a World Series, became a three-time All-Star, won five Golden Glove Awards and three Silver Slugger Awards.
These days, he’s turned his eye to real estate, undertaking an ambitious project to revitalize the Proctor Creek area of At...
Get the inside scoop on the "Who, What, When, Where and Why" of upcoming NYC developments and changing demands! The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), the city’s leading real estate trade association, is hosting the most popular event of the season for CRE. The panel of respected industry leaders includes:
A British company that builds and rents out meeting space in office properties is expanding in New York City, challenging hotels and other operators for a slice of the city’s more than $10 billion annual conference business.
Etc.venues last month agreed to take 30,000 square feet in a Midtown East building at 601 Lexington Ave. The London-based company plans to revamp the space that was an in...
Osaro, a San Francisco startup developing AI-based solutions for industrial robots, today announced that it’s closed a $16 million series B funding round led by King River Capital (KRC), with participation from Alpha Intelligence Capital, Founders Fund, Fenox Venture Capital, GiTV Fund, and existing and strategic investors. It brings the startup’s total rai...
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...