In many areas of the country, older buildings and neighborhoods are falling to ruin. What if you could invest in these areas and not only rejuvenate the neighborhood, but increase available housing at the same time?
As a real estate developer, you can, by creating co-living buildings. Over the past few years, companies like WeWork have changed the way we imagine...News Archives | Page 834 of 1011 | CREtech
You’ve heard about coworking’s enormous success in a multitude of U.S. markets. But will co-living follow in its footsteps? The answer is hazy—while some U.S. markets might not see this trend take off in the near future, in other markets, early adoption is more likely. Co-living is certainly gaining traction in Europe. In December 2018, Medici Living, a co-living company based in Berlin,
The arduous apartment-hunt: it’s often a minefield of disorganized, outdated, or otherwise unhelpful information. Prospective renters are subject to manually sifting through an abundance of marketing materials and difficult-to-find information, typically experiencing the frustration of online listings that lack key insights, or only offer very straightforward facts.
Deep reinforcement learning — an algorithmic training technique that drives agents to achieve goals through the use of rewards — has shown great promise in the vision-based navigation domain. Researchers at the University of Colorado recently demonstrated a
WeWork is rolling out a relaunch of its member app, which is designed to be a connected, consciously engineered platform that makes people happier and more productive at work. In updates over the course of several months, the app will be available on iOS and Android.
Members use the app for reserving desks, booking conference rooms, and registering guests. A team of engineers, designers, and re...
investment vehicle managed by the We Company and private equity firm Rhône Group, announced it would
The We Company has finally closed on its purchase of Lord & Taylor’s Fifth Avenue flagship.
WeWork Property Advisors, an
One of the world's largest real estate firms will roll out self-driving vehicles at a huge property it owns in Northern Virginia this summer.
Brookfield Properties announced Thursday it will deploy Optimus Ride self-driving cars at an office park in Reston where it plans to launch a $1.4B development.
The vehicles will be introduced in June at One Reston Crescent and Two Reston Crescent, ...
Amazon.com Inc. AMZN 2.95% on Monday disclosed its latest bet to control the so-called smart home, adding to its fold a company that offers ...
Win or lose…it really doesn’t matter. It’s all about how you…shopped for the big game. Placer.ai investigated the perennial winners of Super Bowl fever: The supermarkets. Every year, Americans go crazy making sure they have the sandwiches, beer, chips, salsa, and other salty snacks necessary to watch the biggest sporting and TV event of the year.
Placer.ai crunched the numbers at the co...
The firm will now leverage Reonomy’s robust platform for enhanced integrations, data enablement.
New York, New York (February 12, 2019): Reonomy (“the Company”), a leading provider of commercial real estate data and software solutions, today announced it has added CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate...