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With Google’s recently announced $1 billion Manhattan expansion, the tech giants’ race for a greater New York presence is in full-swing and shaping up to be a major boon for the city’s tech industry and residential market.
According to a statement from the search engine leader, Google plans to expand its offices in the West Village in order to accommodate an additional 7,000 employees, do...
In recent years, the advancements in commercial real estate technology has continued to be the driving force for the CRE industry in 2018.
To gain a better understanding of the factors that are influencing businesses in the CRE industry, we asked eleven CRE influencers to look back and share the trends that were responsible for driving the innovation and change we experienced in this year.
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PALO ALTO, Calif. — Last year around this time, a toy called a cryptokitty sold for $170,000. A real estate agent remade himself as CoinDaddy, producing cryptocurrency-themed music videos. The man behind a company called Ripple became for a moment richer than Mark Zuckerberg...
SEATTLE, WA - LMC, a leader in apartment development and management, announced the opening of Axle, a luxury apartment community fully integrated with smart-home technology in the Interbay neighborhood of Seattle.
Axle, which is pursuing LEED Gold certification, consists of 226 smart apartment homes in an eight-story midrise. The community is part of the Interbay area that links the charism...
One thing is for certain: continued innovations are a given within the proptech world and adoption will continue to accelerate, says Mihir Shah, co-CEO of JLL Spark, in this EXCLUSIVE.
Knotel announced that signed another five office transactions totaling 99,486 s/fK in New York City.
The new transactions follow closely on the heels of last week’s announcement of four new office leases totaling approximately 80,000 s/f locally.
Knotel’s New York City portfolio now totals over two million s/f, with most properties in Midtow...
The recent Knight Frank report “The Future of Coworking and Flexible Office Space: Five Potential Paths” outlines five possible scenarios for the future of the industry.
2018 has marked a new era for flexible workspace.
NEW YORK CITY— Throughout 2018, the corporate real estate industry has been reshaped by shifts in technology and business. Given the current extended up cycle in the corporate real estate market, it’s likely that this will only accelerate in 2019. I recently sat down with my colleagues Paul Kay, VP in Toronto, and Melissa Marsh, senior managing director, occupant experience, based in Savills S...
Across the globe, a clutch of companies from Oxford, England to Redwood City, Calif. are working to commercialize a new solar technology that could further boost the adoption of renewable energy generation.
Earlier this year, Oxford PV, a startup working in tandem with Oxford University,