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An international co-working space officially opened in downtown Orlando this month, adding to a handful of similar office space for local small businesses.

West Palm Beach-based Venture X added the finishing touches last month to its 21,000-square-foot co-working office at 100 E. Pine St. and cut the ribbon on April 4. The co...

Google has added vacation rentals to its hotel booking platform, according to Skift. The tech giant is partnering with Expedia, HomeAway, TripAdvisor, and others to list short-stay apartme...

NEW YORK CITY, NY — April 2, 2019 — Dreamit Ventures, an early stage venture fund and growth-focused accelerator, announced its latest batch of startups this week. Dreamit works with top healthcare, cybersecurity, and urban technology startups, providing access to extensive customer, industry, and investor networks during its 14-week acceleration programs. Dreamit incorporates the intellige...

Tom Smith is the Co-Founder of Truss, a commercial real estate platform that helps small businesses find office space. You can think of them as Airbnb for commercial real estate. The company's marketplace allows one to find, explore, compare, lease and tour office, industrial and retail space, im...

Quarters, which bills itself as the largest co-living company in the United States and Europe today, launched from a new spin on an old business model: the company town.

Just as firms of yore used to provide housing for workers to lease or buy into—think Hershey, Penn., synonymous with the chocolatier—Quarters grew...

Amazon has acquired Boulder, Colo.-based warehouse robotics startup Canvas Technology, TechCrunch has learned. The deal makes a lot of sense from the outside, adding another important piece to Amazon Robotics’ gro...

Opendoor, a real-estate startup that broke new ground by enabling users to buy or sell homes online with the click of a button, is moving to work more closely with the brokerage industry.

Grocers, alarmed at Amazon.com Inc.’s rapid growth in Europe, are considering fighting back with the help of a tiny Portuguese startup. Sensei, a 16-month-old technology company based in Lisbon that’s backed by Germany’s Metro AG and ...

The country’s largest cluster of co-working and flexible office space is only just across the Hudson River, but the fast-growing industry is still largely absent from New Jersey. Experts say that is due to change — and it’s only a matter of time. Already, landlords in some of New Jersey’s largest mixed-use projects have incorporated co-working into their properties. The state is also...