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Industrial has been one asset class in the commercial real estate industry counted on for continued growth over the last several years. Supply, try as it might, has not been able to catch up with demand that has been fueled by soaring e-commerce activity. However, that may change in the next three years, according to a new report from Deloitte Insights.
As universities rely on off-campus housing to accommodate their growing populations and the trend of co-living brings multifamily closer to dorm life, the definition of student housing has become harder to pin down.
With the deluge of institutional and foreign capital that has entered the student housing market, developers have been able to build at scale more consistently and at a higher level...
As anyone who has ever tried to buy or sell a home knows, the entire process can be the most stressful of one’s life. Traditional real estate agents rarely make the process any less stressful, leaving the industry ripe for disruption by tech companies which can automate many of the existing processes.
Startups like Offerpad in the US have done just this by becoming...
Coworking is on the rise, but the office is not the only place that’s taking a turn toward the communal. According to a new report, Dallas is a prime location for growth in co-living, a type of community housing in which multiple people share one home with common areas such as the kitchen, living room, and dining room.
How is that different from having a room...
Life is easier when you have someone in your corner who understands what you're going through, especially if you're a woman in the C-suite or want to be.
Real Capital Analytics, the data firm that tracks global commercial real estate sales and trends, secured $115 million in growth equity to fund expansion into overseas markets and buy out a minority stake owned by Daily Mail Group Trust. The investment included Series B equity as well as debt, and is one of the largest bets on a real estate technology company.
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Uber and Lyft lose a lot of money.
Combined, the ride-hailing firms lost some $3.8 billion in 2019 alone, according to the companies' IPO fi...
Proptech, which has roots in commercial real estate, is poised to deliver a major change to the downtown Seattle apartment market soon.