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Strong demand prompted flexible office space provider WorkSuites to open a second floor for leasing at its new Cole Avenue location this month.
The company’s new site at 2626 Cole in Dallas opened June 1 with only the building’s third floor in play.
Within days of the opening, the third floor reached 90% occupancy, prompting WorkSuites to add the building’s fourth floor to its offering...
Completely driverless trucks are cruising down Florida highways, courtesy of Starsky Robotics. The startup this morning revealed that one of its commercial Volvo semis traveled 9.4 miles along Florida’s Turnpike on June 16 without a safety driver, in a pilot it’s calling the first of its kind.
On the route, Starsky’s 18-wheeler successfully navigated ...
Social Capital co-founder Chamath Palihapitiya is spinning out a company from his venture capital fund-turned-family-office, TechCrunch has learned. The new entity, temporarily dubbed CaaS (short for capital-as-a-service) Tec...
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The issue of affordable workforce housing is serious enough to warrant political change unpopular with developers, but it looks likely to only get worse.
Monthly living expenses (rent, mortgage, utilities, etc.) are rising at a faster rate than wages for 44% of respondents in a new survey from RentPath and Randstad US. Generation Z, a label that broadly applies to those born between the mid...
NEW YORK, June 25, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Ocrolus, the only automation platform that analyzes financial documents with over 99% accuracy, today announced
After disrupting the short-term rental industry at large, Airbnb is coming for brokers of high-end vacation rentals.
On Tuesday, about two years after it acquired high-end vacation rental website Luxury Retreats, Airbnb announced it was rolling out Airbnb Luxe, a vertical ...
Simon Baron Development has landed a $240 million refinancing for its massive co-living project at 29-22 Northern Boulevard in Long Island City.
The lenders were Société Générale and Deutsche Pfandbriefbank, and the loan also includes a new $40 million mortgage, according to property records.
Venn, an Israeli startup that leases and renovates properties before renting them out to individual residents and commercial tenants, announced it has raised $40M in a Series A round.
The investors include Pitango Venture Capital, Hamilton Lane — on behalf of the New York State Common Retirement Fund — and Bridges Israel, according to Venn. It plans to use the money to expand in the U.S. an...