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In February, CVS CEO Larry Merlo claimed his company would become a “health care destination”marked by the launch of new Health Hubs. Health Hubs dedicate 20% of the overall store space to health services and aim to focus on high-cost chronic conditions like diabetes. CVS planned to lau...
ANN ARBOR, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Catylist, the leading commercial real estate (CRE) technology provider, announces the launch of Commercial Exchange – a national commercial real estate marketplace where users can search sale and lease availabilities sourced directly from brokers in Catylist’s network of 50+ local commercial real estate platforms in markets across the country. Unlike natio...
Life Time Work has opened its first coworking location in Houston and its third in the country. Adjacent to Life Time Athletic, the City Centre Five office is at 825 Town & Country Lane.
A host of companies ranging from consulting, financial services, creative advertising, technology, video and fashion have already started moving in. The space is more than 60% leased, according to Life Time...
To paraphrase Mark Twain, the death of traditional retail has been greatly exaggerated.
A majority of goods transacted in the U.S. in 2018 were sold in brick-and-mortar stores, according to all available analysis. But, of course, traditional retailers cannot ignore the constant disruption occurring in their industry. Digital’s share of retail has nearly tripled i...
Cadre has long drawn scrutiny for potential conflicts of interest as its co-founder and special adviser to the president Jared Kushner acts as international envoy overseas.
A new report from the Guardian raises more such questions about the real estate startup. Since Kushner joined the Tru...
Multifamily REITs continue to benefit from strong demand across most of their core markets, according to CEOs presenting at Nareit’s REITweek: 2019 Investor Conference.
Equity Residential (NYSE: EQR) President and CEO Mark Parrell described demand across all of the company’s m...
Anaheim Resort Transportation and technology company Routematch have launched RideART, a mobile and entertainment app that will streamline transportation needs for tourists. Through the app, visitors can do everything from buy tickets and plan trips to The Disney Resort and Anaheim Resort, hail a Lyft car and rent a vehicle from Enterprise.
Masayoshi Son isn’t one to shy away from risk.
The Japanese billionaire of course