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WEWORK took the real estate world by storm on its way to an initial public offering (IPO) that's set to be among the year's biggest. It's not the only co-working firm that's primed for new heights.
More and more companies are vying to meet global demand for hip, furnished offices without the commitment of a long-term lease.
Some, such as IWG's Regus, preceded WeWork. Others followed in the f...
Otis Elevator Co. has come a long way from being an elevator pioneer in the 1850s. Today, the company’s elevators and escalators carry two billion people daily, and technology is driving sales and servicing of equipment.
As high-rises keep growing taller, more connected and more efficient, there is increasing pressure on Otis and rival elevator companies Schindler, Kone and Thyssenkrupp to re...
New technologies and community gathering spaces are the necessities for apartment buildings today. Properties appropriately leveraging technology, including smart home features, and integrating community gathering spaces and events, are seeing better tenant retention and faster lease times.
ATLANTA (August 8, 2019) – Workthere, a global Savills venture, has expanded its online flexible office listing platform and specialized advisory service (
Real estate touches every part of our lives -- our homes, workplaces, where we shop, and even where we try to get away. So it won’t be surprising that real estate was the largest industry in th...
Rich Sarkis (CEO at Reonomy), Anthony Orso (President, Capital Markets at NKF) & James Nelson (Principal, Investment Sales at Avison Young) will discuss how technology has influenced CRE in the past 30 years, the evolution of industry adoption, and how they have each embraced technology in their business strategies. Takeaways include how to balance leveraging relationships and technology, what...
If a lack of innovation is to blame for stagnating U.S. construction productivity over the last half-century, off-site builders — and some of their AI partners — think they may have the solution.
Around the country, prefabrication companies of different scopes and specializations are trying to boost their factory environments by using artificial intelligence.
For the past two years, WeWork Cos. has spent more than $40 million to host a series of startup pitch competitions around the world. The real estate company asks contestants to pitch apps or creative projects to celebrity panels of judges and compete for cash prizes, in between musical performances from the likes of the Red Hot Chili ...
WeWork, which has grown from a one-floor lease in SoHo to New York City’s largest private office tenant in the span of nine years, is expected to go public next month, targeting a $3.5B raise.
But amidst the hype of the highly anticipated initial public offering, the commercial real estate community continues to wrestle with how to hedge against the exploding coworking and flexible workspace...