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SANTA ANA, Calif., Nov. 28, 2018 – First American Financial Corporation (NYSE: FAF), a leading global provider of title insurance, settlement services and risk solutions for real estate transactions, today announced the launch of a shared blockchain system designed by First American to increase efficiency, r...
San Diego is significantly investing in technology that will make it a leading smart city in the US. Last week, the city announced plans to expand its partnership with Current, Powered by GE to install 1,000 CityIQ sensor nodes and a pioneering lighting controls utility interface. San Diego believes that Smart Cities are a way of the future, and that they will create more efficie...
Industrious has teamed up with Granite Properties to open a coworking space at 500 North Brand Boulevard in Glendale, according to a release from Industrious.
Per the management agreement, Industrious will oversee 24,000 square feet of vacant space ...
Qualcomm Ventures today announced the creation of AI Fund, a program to invest up to $100 million in promising startups. The news was shared by global head of Qualcomm Ventures Quinn Li and CEO Steven Mollenkopf in a presentation in San Francisco.
The fund’s first investment was made in AnyVision, a computer vision and fac...
Convexity Properties announced Tuesday it is using the Harbor platform for a tokenized REIT offering in The Hub at Columbia, an off-campus student housing high-rise near the University of South Carolina. The offering represents $20M of private equity in the 14-story, 500K SF facility. It has 260 apartment units and more than 800 beds, as well as 4K SF of street-level retail and 6K SF of leased com...
Built on the industry’s #1 leasing and asset management platform, the VTS marketplace will provide the infrastructure for landlords, agency brokers, tenant reps, and tenants to complete large and small-scale leases online.
New York, NY — November 28, 2018 — In a first for the global commercial real e...
WeWork is expanding in the Midtown office building where it is hosting Amazon.
The co-working provider signed a 60,000-square-foot lease expansion at 2 Herald Square, the company told The Real Deal. The additional space covers the fifth and sixth floors and is expected to open in 2020. The company currently occupies 124,000 square feet in the 11-story building.
Predicting the future is hardly an exact science, but when you watch an industry closely it is possible to identify trends and chart a course for where things are likely headed. Here are predictions made by 31
As more companies of all shapes and sizes choose turn to flexible space – whether its hot-desking areas in buildings they already occupy or taking space in independently owned coworking set-ups – it’s fast becoming part of modern working life and a small but increasingly significant part of Europe’s office markets.
The relentlessly hyped arrival of autonomous vehicles looms as the greatest disruption in personal transportation since Henry Ford’s moving assembly line started producing Model T’s by the millions. One word in that statement — arrival — is, however, doing a disproportionate amount of work.