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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...
When I was 13 or 14, I started a business. It was a mobile DJ business with a focus on the metro-west Boston bar mitzvah and sweet 16 circuit. There are lots of great stories and learnings I could share, but this one is about data, and it relates to the current commercial real estate landscape.
During this time, which was before digital music and subscription services were available, I had to ...
The quiet, 4-foot-square chamber is plush, with sound-absorbing walls, good lighting and an upholstered bench. It is technology-enhanced, with secure Wi-Fi, Bluetooth co...
Real estate firms are increasingly putting technology front and centre in their businesses, as the industry continues to grapple with changes brought by property technology (Proptech).
Last year, a total of US$9.6 billion in venture capi...
Walmart today unveiled a new partnership with Google’s virtual assistantto let customers shop via voice command, the latest integration between the two companies as they both battle Amazon.
Under the partnership rolling out this month, customers will be abl...
HARRISBURG, PA, AND KEENE, NH—StackSource, a startup in the Fintech/Proptech space developing an online platform for commercial real estate financing, arranged a $19.4 million CMBS loan for two shopping centers, in Harrisburg, PA, and Keene, NH.
The $19.6 million loan closed with Starwood Mortgage Capital, financing The Shoppes at Susquehanna,
The nation's largest co-living provider is expanding its presence to four new cities with $300M in new projects.
Common is planning new multifamily projects in Philadelphia, Atlanta, Pittsburgh and San Diego, expanding beyond the six markets where the company already operates. Common is partnering with different local developers in each city to spearhead these new projects.
It's been two months since WeWork opened its second Charlotte office in uptown.
The New York-based company, which has become a household name in coworking nationally, says the office at 128 S. Tryon St., the First Citizens Bank Plaza building, is currently the largest for the company in the Southeast, taking up seven full floors at the office building. WeWork debuted in the Carolinas at 615 S. ...
Many real estate companies recognize the need to deploy technology. But when it comes to doing so at scale across a large, diversified portfolio, it can be difficult to align teams, find budget, and stick to an overarching strategy. In this video, Enertiv’ Lea...