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Andrew Ross Sorkin, author of the book “Too Big To Fail,” recently wrote an opinion piece in the New York Times arguing that WeWork might be just that: too big to fail. In September, the co-working giant became Manhattan’s biggest offi...
Bowery Valuation, a tech-focused real estate appraisal firm, just raised $12 million in its latest Series A funding round.
Builders VC led the round, alongside Navitas Capital, Camber Creek, Fika Ventures and Corigin Ventures, Bowery representatives told The Real Deal. The startup, one of MetaProp’s portfolio companies, bills itself as the world’s first tech-driven commercial real ...
One year ago this month, Shervin Pishevar, an early investor in Uber, was ousted from his venture capital firm, Sherpa Capital, over sexual harassment allegations. He appears to be quietly back as the CEO of a scooter startup called Bolt, record...
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 4, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Suning, the commercial giant ranked second in China's top non-state-owned enterprises and owners of Suning.com, a Fortune Global 500 retail company, will showcase its leading omni-channel operations and innovations in the fields of Smart Retail and Smart Home at CES 2019 in
Plan ahead and mark your calendar for some of the best commercial real estate conferences in 2019. Stay on top on current trends, network with top professionals, and hear some of the best speakers in the industry at these conventions.
The unbundling of the bank has begun.
Just 10 years ago, the average consumer had very few financial relationships and interacted with just one or two institutions to fulfill all of their financial needs. But fintech companies are breaking up the old guard by focusing on specific things that banks have done and simply doing them better. As a result, the average consumer now has n...
Ever have trouble putting a name to a face? The creators of SocialRecall say their app uses facial recognition to scan people you’ve met before — or even strangers at an event — and tell you their names.
It’s a bold vision of a future in which
Will investors continue to be attracted to Denver? Will there be even more coworking space developed in the city? And will office buildings keep adding hospitality-style amenities in an effort to attract workers?
That depends on who you ask.
Tributary Real Estate Senior Vice President Amy Aldridge and Unico Properties Associate Regional Director Sarajane “SJ” Goodfellow agree that invest...
Fund managers are leveraging technology in a multitude of ways to land new investors. Trion Properties has slowly added technology and social media strategies to gain new investors—while also continuing to utilize more conventional methods. The strategy has helped the firm to grow significantly in its three year history, and it plans to continue to add social media tactics in 20...