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Jon McNeill, who was hired last year to run Lyft Inc.’s operations, is leaving the company. The founders, who have struggled to retain an operating chief, said they won’t hire a replacement.
Before joining Lyft, McNeill was a deputy to Elon Musk at
One needn’t be an oracle to forecast Airbnb listings prices — AI models fed customer reviews and rental features will do the trick. That’s the conclusion drawn by a team of graduate students at Stanford, who investigate in a paper on Arxiv.org (“Airbnb Price Prediction Using Machine Learning...
Finding the right hotel has never been easier with Booking.com, and no one even remembers how we sent files before WeTransfer. What these two have in common is that they share Amsterdam as their headquarters. And for good reason – this bike-friendly city has also been friendly to the startup community, with a progressive environment, diverse workforce, innovative spirit, top-notch universities a...
Adam Neumann (the WeWork landlord) is going to find out out how much a building mostly leased to Adam Neumann (the WeWork CEO) is worth.
In an effort to avoid potential conflicts of interest ahead of parent firm the We Company’s debut on Wall Street, Neumann is putting a property that he owns as a personal investment in Greenwich Village up for sale on the open market, sources told The R...
The idea of renting an apartment with the click of a button just got a little more real.
Residential listings startup Nestio — which provides real-time inventory management to big landlords — is rolling out an online leasing platform for renters, the company announced Wednesday.
Dubbed “Funnel by Nestio,” the mobile-first tool automates the application for prospective renters by givi...
Before investing in smart-lock startup Latch, Andrew Sugrue spent an hour or so doing due diligence in the apartment building of Latch’s chief executive on the Lower East Side of New York.
“We were lurking downstairs, we spoke with a bunch of other people [who lived there]. One person said, ‘I couldn’t live in a non-Latch building,’” said Mr. Sugrue, co-founde...
A great workplace experience is more than just having a desk by the window or free lunch. It’s about being able to find a conference room for a last-minute meeting or having a mix of space to help you do your best work, like a table for collaboration and a quiet...
This week: the distinction between "Workplace-as-a-Service" and Coworking, what it takes to serve the enterprise occupier, engineering flexibility into the built landscape, whether we've hit "Peak Office", and more.
Two of the country’s most housing-starved cities are welcoming one of commercial real estate’s most innovative housing concepts as a solution to the housing crisis.
New York City’s market for co-living is as established as any in the U.S., with more than 1,100 existing co-living units and over 1,600 more in the pipeline, according to a conservative estimate provided to Bisnow by broker...
They appeal to senior citizens and millennials, business travelers and backpackers. And they’re particularly attractive to hotel developers, who can pack in more guest rooms than in a typical hotel.
They’re known as microhotels, inspired by the Japanese capsule or pod hotels of 40 years ago that offered cheap, tiny accommodatio...