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Investors’ sudden skepticism toward pricey, profitless tech companies is threatening SoftBank Group Corp. 9984 -1.82...
Ferguson Partners is pleased to announce Linda J. Isaacson as the firm’s Managing Director and Global Head of Innovation and Technology. Isaacson, a veteran in the real estate and PropTech industries, will look to empower clients to create innovative cultures that embrace digitization and creativity through Big Data, PropTech, FinTech,ConTec...
An entity affiliated with Joynture, a coworking operator that has 33,000 square feet of space on South Street in Philadelphia, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Joynture 417 South Street Inc. made the filing Sept. 9 in the Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. It lists assets between $50,001...
Back in 2013, a 3-year-old coworking startup named WeWork came to New York's Rudin family, local real estate royalty, with an idea.
The Brooklyn Navy Yard had approached WeWork about a location in the sprawling redevelopment of the decommissioned shipbuilding facility, and the company approached Rudin Management to gauge the family business's interest in a major Brooklyn office project.
Procore, which has developed cloud-based construction management software, is joining the herd of startups that are headed for the public markets, according to a
DALLAS—Avison Young recently announced the strategic hiring of Charlie Morris. Reporting to the CEO, Morris becomes the leader of Avison Young’s US flexible office solutions practice with a mandate to oversee the management and development of this practice in the US and to expand it across the globe.
Morris was most recently director of business development for LiquidSpace, a company that s...
NEW YORK, September 23, 2019 – The Real Estate Marketing Awards (#REMAS), an annual creative competition that recognizes and awards the best marketing projects, agencies and marketers in the real estate industry each year, announced today that applications are now being accepted for their...
A global co-living business is homing in on Austin as part of its big U.S. expansion.
Germany-based Quarters plans to open in 2021 a five-story, 120-bedroom co-living facility at 1108 Nueces St. downtown, according to a Sept. 18 announcement — replacing a low-slung office building currently on the site. The company said it ...
The world’s largest furniture company is determined to go off-grid, and it’s developing an affordable solar energy program to convince you to do the same. Timed for the UN Climate Action Summit in New York next week, IKEA’s holding company Ingka Group revealed that it has invested €2.5 billion...