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ORLANDO, FL—Skylar Tibbits, co-director and founder of the Self-Assembly Lab at MIT, is on the cutting edge of 4D technology. In his Self-Assembly Lab at MIT, he focuses on the future of how to make things mapped out—and the implications. “Software changes design and the way that we work,” the keynote speaker said at CREW’s Network Convention here in Orlando, FL.
“Imagine, as just o...
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Real estate company Blueground has made its largest deal in the District so far, partnering with Aria Development to expand its rental concept to Foggy Bottom.
A financial-technology startup is taking on the difficult task of enticing mom-and-pop investors to invest in small slices of office towers and other commercial buildings.
Lex Markets aims to serve as the intermediary between investors and real-estate firms looking to sell stakes in individual properties, arranging securities sales in increments of $100 and listing the offerings on its platform...
ORLANDO, FL—The way a building is designed and the way people operate within the building has an impact on the people inside. That is according to panelists during a breakout session at the CREW Network Convention. Whether they live, work or play in the building, the amenities you offer can impact satisfaction and retention for employees and tenants.
First up was speaker Jessica Cooper, Inte...
Today’s roster of WeWork departures includes Granit Gjonbalaj, the company’s head of real estate development.
Gjonbalaj, who oversaw real estate operations including design, construction, project management and development, signalled his intent to resign earlier this week, people familiar with the matter told The Real Deal. He is currently negotiating his exit package.
Gjonbala...
Turmoil at WeWork is causing the shared-office-space company to all but stop signing new leases, a fresh blow to New York City’s already softening commercial real-estate market.
Since We Co. Chief Executive Adam Neumann stepped down on Tuesday, the company has ...
Real estate tech startup Cadre has made waves in recent years for a platform enabling individuals to invest in commercial property transactions for as little as $50,000.
So far, Cadre’s model has caught on. In the five years since launching in 2014, the startup now has roughly 20,000 investors who have stakes in more than $3 billion worth of real estate assets.
And with the recent sale of ...