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Ford Motor Co. F -1.46% is getting into the fast-growing electric-scooter business by acquiring San Francisco-based startup Spin, as more car maker...
Now they are pulling data from social-media sentiment, geospatial mapping and other unorthodox sources.
Apartment leasing platform Nestio has rolled out a new suite of enhancements and features designed to streamline the entire rental process.
The company, which recently completed a $4.5-million fundraising round with prominent names including Rudin Ventures and the Moinian Group’s venture arm Currency M, says the enhancements take Nestio from an inventory management and syndication platform, t...
Real estate crowdfunding company RealtyShares is set to lay off the vast majority of its staff and faces an uncertain future following a failed attempt to secure more funding, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter.
The startup has raised more than $63 million from venture capital players like Union Square Ventures, Cross Creek, Hone Capital and Blue Mountain, as well as Starwoo...
ARGUS Cloud to power new web-based applications, increase user collaboration and improve ability to leverage CRE data
TORONTO (November 5, 2018) - Altus Group Limited (“Altus Group”) (TSX: AIF), a leading provider of software, data solutions and independent advisory services to the global commercial real estate (“CRE”)...
EINDHOVEN, Netherlands/NEW YORK, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Grocery group Ahold Delhaize will roll out small, automated warehouses to speed order picking and cut delivery times, Reuters has learned, as it revamps its ecommerce business in response to rising competition in a fast-growing sector.
Each day, the world creates 2.5 quintillion bytes of data, with 90 percent of all existing data created over the past two years alone, according to IBM. For owners and managers of commercial real estate (CRE) properties, and especially the office sector, “big data” may offer great potential, but it also presents real challenges.
affected by WeWork and its co-working brethren. Yet is that consternation really warranted?
Some commercial real estate observers might be a little worked up about how office REITs might be
If you’ve ever tried to hail an Uber in the midst of a major sports event or during a torrential downpour, you may have noticed that the price you’re quoted is higher than normal. That’s all down to
Not every co-working company is dropping monthly desk rentals for corporate office suites. These four startups in New York and beyond are sticking to the more traditional co-working model and carving out niche space — and there are plenty more out there with small margins and big plans.