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Katharine Lau, the senior director of real estate for Industrious, has watched the coworking market evolve and move toward a more hospitality-related model. It’s one she knows well, as a graduate of New York University with a degree in hotel and tourism management. Lau pivoted away from her original goal in college of traveling the worl...
Was cryptocurrency a flash in the pan? Less than two years ago, Bitcoin’s skyrocketing price was making people crypto-millionaires overnight. Then coin prices crashed and never recovered. Projects have shuttered, jobs
Bond Collective is the latest co-working firm expanding to Chicago, with plans to add 100,000 square feet of luxury shared offices in the city this year.
The New York-based firm plans to open a 68,000-square-foot location in the Civic Opera Building, 20 North Wacker Drive and a 31,000-square-...
Colliers International is partnering with Basking Automation, an occupancy analytics platform startup whose tech is designed to help office space occupants use their space more efficiently.
According to the partners, the platform will help plan staff allocation, lease handling and portfolio strategies, using real-time occupancy analytics, artificial intelligence and Internet of Things technol...
We’re excited to share that two of our co-founders are in New York City today to ring the Closing Bell of the Nasdaq Stock Market with fellow winners of the Chicago Innovation Awards. The awards are the Chicago region’s foremost annual celebration of innovation. Ringing the bell emphasizes the surge of innovation tha...
The funds will help accelerate the continued growth of its online platform
CHICAGO, IL, April 9, 2019 – Avai...
Laptops, tablets, smartphones, the internet. These tools have been important in helping real estate property managers do their jobs more efficiently. Innovations range from apps that provide entry access to a property, while biometric security can protect that property from bad people. And, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s Revathi Greenwood, robots, or rather, robotic technology, can be ad...
I read with great interest Jeff Collin’s column entitled - Will Online IBuyers Upend Home Sales? If you missed the column - shame on you! But, allow me to provide you the abridged version. Currently, there is a trend in residential sales wherein on-line buyers purchase your house quickly and you avoid the hassle of the marketing steps - choosing an agent, pre-sale prep,...
The rollout of high-speed 5G mobile service is set to drive growth of augmented reality shopping to 100 million consumers by next year, researcher Gartner estimates. Retailers will add AR technology, which overlays digital images on a pers...
Teachers are notoriously underpaid, and buying homes is notoriously expensive. This is where Landed, which just raised a $7.5 million Series A round led by Initialized Capital, comes in.