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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...
Skanska is taking environment-friendly development to the next level due to its status as both a developer and a construction manager, which allows for a unique approach to green policies. Sustainability Director Sarah King touches on the role of pioneering in achieving success.
Since Skanska USA Commercial Development launched...
Short-term rentals in Massachusetts will eventually be taxed at the same rate as hotels under a newly enacted law, but the most popular short-term rental website is ready to fight back.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker signed a bill into law in late December aimed at regulating short-term rentals. The new measure goes into effect July 1 and requires all hosts to register with the state, requir...
Commercial real estate’s data center sector, technically considered a space under the industrial umbrella of properties, is experiencing significant growth as a result of companies’ continued appetites for cloud-based software solutions.
Reliance on data availability from anywhere at any time means more required server space housed by facilities and, most of the time, that means new ground-...
Alphabet's Google won approval from U.S. regulators to deploy a radar-based motion sensing device known as Project Soli.
A.I. that responds to your voice. Next-generation wireless networks. If this year’s biggest consumer technology trends have a familiar ring, there’s a reason for that.
Imagine a future where you are never truly alone. Even when your spouse is on a business trip ...
Very rarely does an early technology garner such an air of inevitability like AR has in the past few years.
2018 was supposed to be a year where the foundational tech for augmented reality was built out a bit and the industry took a couple big leaps. Things started off well-enough, but momentum really doesn’t seem be ...
Well, another upcoming year of what is the ever-changing world of #CRE and #TECH.
What’s hot, what’s not, and what just faded away? Maybe look at last years list and make that assessment for yourself.
As we stagger into 2019 I have created the 2nd version of my Top 25 Under Th...