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MUMBAI—The 25-year-old founder of Oyo Hotel & Homes, an India hotel brand, has led a $2 billion share buyback in the company, which has transformed the country’s budget-hotel industry and gone global.
Oyo Chief Executive Ritesh Agarwal i...
NEW YORK CITY—Kevin Shtofman, who heads global technology strategy for Deloitte’s real estate group, says 2018 was the year for testing blockchain. He adds 2019 is the year companies are assessing its value. And 2020 will be the year the technology will be adopted on a far greater scale in the real estate industry.
Every year, MetaProp’s Zach Aarons breaks out his crystal ball, likely an app, and makes proptech predictions for the next year — and b e y o n d !
Already, it’s been a big year for proptech: Some $12.9 billion was invested in rea...
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WeWork has taken its thirtieth space in Los Angeles County with a new lease at Onni Group’s recently purchased office complex in Miracle Mile.
The flex office firm signed a lease for over 135,000 square feet spanning four floors at 5750 Wilshire Boulevard, one of two buildings at Wilshire Courtyard, according to information from WeWork.
Not to be outdone by Google, which recently launched AI-informed bus traffic delays and commute busyness estimates in Google Maps, Microsoft today highlight...
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WeWork Cos. co-founder Adam Neumann has cashed out more than $700 million from the company ahead of its initial public offering through a mix of stock sales and debt, people familiar with the matter said—an unusually large sum given that startup founders typically wait for the IPO to monetize their holdings.
Fifth Wall employed an unusual strategy to raise its second venture fund: It got rival real estate companies to pool resources to invest in property-technology startups.
Los Angeles-based Fifth Wall said Wednesday that it closed the $503 million fund by bringing together mall owners, hotel companies and office developers. Four major U.S. homebuilders invested in the fund -- D.R. Horton Inc., Le...