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Demand for coworking space continues to spread across Europe, and while London remains in the lead, certain metros appear poised to become strong players, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s European Coworking Hotspot Index. The report explores a formula for determining where the trend will most likely hit next.
Some of the world’s largest lenders, law firms and real estate companies are turning to the technology behind Bitcoin to streamline the process of buying and selling property.
Barclays Plc, Royal Bank of Scotland Gr...
Guest post by Evan Rosenburgh, Director, Digital Product Sales, CBRE
Two years ago, as part of their “build, buy and/or partner” technology strategy, CBRE acquired Floored, a venture-backed real estate technology startup focused on visualizing space in 3D. This acquisition gave CBRE access to Floored’s two marquee products along with a team of highly talented software en...
CrowdStreet is a crowdfunding platform which allows individual investors to participate in direct real estate investments. The startup also licenses its investment management software to make the process of raising capital more efficient for sponsors.
By the numbers: Since its inception in 2014, the CrowdStreet Marketplace has raised over $506 million across 3...
Technology is already having a profound effect on how buildings are designed, built and occupied, but perhaps the most interesting part about discussing the effects of technology on the built environment is what could be waiting around the corner.
"There's so much opportunity, it's really going to be hard to see exactly where the road will take us," said Kamala Subbarayan of Google's Real Estat...
Identity verification start-up Onfido says it's raised $50 million from investors including Salesforce and Microsoft.
The firm's software valid...
WeWork Cos. has added another piece to its growing suite of services.
The shared office-leasing giant said Wednesday it agreed to acquire Managed by Q Inc., which runs a platform that office tenants can use to hire service providers such as cleaning crews, receptionists or IT support staff.
Financial terms weren’t disclosed. The companies said WeWork is using cash an...
NEW YORK CITY—We’re finally beginning to see supply eclipse demand in multifamily markets across the nation. Owners and operators can no longer rely on the high rent and occupancy rates they’ve enjoyed in recent years. Accordingly, multifamily leaders are being pressed to operate more efficiently. One emerging technology that can provide an unfair advantage above all others is big data. Harn...
The next frontier for coworking space is in shopping centers and other retail properties, according to a new report by Colliers International.
Coworking is already part of mixed-use developments, but Colliers reports that developers now have the opportunity to attract coworking companies directly into retail centers, much the same way that clinics and other medical facilities are locating i...
For the past eight years, Washington D.C.-area venture capital firm Camber Creekhas invested millions of dollars in technology companies focused on innovating the real estate industry. The firm manages two funds generated by investors who collectively own, operate and manage over 150 million square feet of real estate in the U.S., incl...