CRETech
July 03, 2019
There was a time when people worked without steam rooms or snack bars — but that is the workplace of yesteryear, and most landlords in the city are being forced to step up their game.
The rise of coworking and flexible workspace providers in New York City has redefined the office leasing market and workplace culture, and it has put traditional office property landlords in something of a comp...
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There was a time when people worked without steam rooms or snack bars — but that is the workplace of yesteryear, and most landlords in the city are being forced to step up their game.
The rise of coworking and flexible workspace providers in New York City has redefined the office leasing market and workplace culture, and it has put traditional office property landlords in something of a comp...
A pair of new developments in downtown Austin and Miami hopes to create a new hybrid hotel and condo model that allows owners to buy into a large property specifically designed for renting out on Airbnb.
Coworking has become the darling of the office industry, with providers eagerly leasing up blocks of space during the industry's rampant expansion. But there remains a lot of hesitation as to their future from both office landlords and investors, panelists at Bisnow's Atlanta State of the Market said last week.
New capital sources inc...
$47 billion valuation set by Masayoshi Son and announced earlier his year.
Son’s Japanese conglomerate SoftBank announced a large investment in t...
In the lead up to We Company’s IPO, some institutional investors were willing to trade their stock in the company at deep discounts to the Cameras have stood guard outside New York City schools for years to keep children safe from speeding cars.
City officials say they have led to fewer injuries and crashes.
Now the city is sharply expanding the use of such cameras to nearly every neighborhood. It’s part of a far-reaching effort t...
NEW YORK CITY—Historically, the tenant-landlord relationship has been fairly transactional: the tenant occupies a space and pays the landlord rent to use it, in a deal that often lasts years or even decades. With more and more companies growing rapidly and offering employees flexible work arrangements, tenants expect more from their landlords. Commercial property o...
Many U.S. companies, facing fierce competition for skilled workers, have been finding that office amenities that were once all the rage — like free snacks, ping pong and beer taps — don’t always cut it.
Some employers are using a new strategy for rethinking their offices as a recruitment tool — asking current employees what they want. That’s how
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The largest mall owner in the U.S. continues to push the boundaries of what malls can contain.
On Monday, Simon Property Group announced the forming of a new partnership with esports promotion and arena operator Allied Esports, Esports Insider reports. Together, the two companies will build venues for esports competitions in as-yet-unnamed malls in Simon's portfolio.