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Los Angeles remains a hotbed of coworking operators with four major players on the verge of signing leases for space in Downtown Los Angeles by the end of the year, according to a source familiar with the transactions.
The largest of the pending deals is a 150,000-square-foot deal with WeWork at The Western Pacific building at...
For Stephane De Baets, placing a percentage of the St. Regis Aspen luxury resort on the blockchain is an experimental gamble into the future.
“We wanted to be one of the first to go through the motions because you learn so much,” De Baets said. “We see [blockchain] as an opportunity if you do it right.”
It is always risky to walk out on the bleeding edge of a new trend — and blockc...
- Following the launch of its new platform, the company expands its leadership team with the appointment of Tyler Christiansen as CRO -
Nestio, the real estate technology company that unlocks a modern leasing experience for multifamily owners and operators and their renters, announcedtoday that Tyler Christiansen has joined the company as Chief Revenue...
Investment led by Fifth Wall Ventures, Lerer Hippeau, M3 & others to expand locations nationwide
New York, NY - (November 13, 2018) – Heyday, the top-rated facial shop disrupting the skincare industry and redefining self-care with its six locations across New York and Los Angeles,successfully closes its Series A f...
Tekuma | Frenchman Urban Design, LLC wins first place for their future marine city design in Shenzhen China.
SHENZHEN, Guangdong Province, China (November 5, 2018)– Tekuma | Frenchman Urban Design LLC, founded by MIT Center for Real Estate Director Dennis Frenchman (MArch ’76) and alumni Kun Qian (MSRED/MArch ...
WeWork has inked another pair of leases in Manhattan totaling 106,320 square feet.
The company has signed leases at Winter Properties’
While the majority of their real estate portfolio is still made up of longer-term fixed leases, growing numbers of companies are experimenting with flexible office space to get the most from their employees and best position themselves in a fast-paced, rapidly-evolving business world.
The prospects for investment and development in London next year are only slightly better than those for Moscow, where the government is subject to sanctions, and Istanbul, where two years ago there was an attempted military coup.
At 34 years old, Caren Maio has already raised $16.4 million to bankroll her company, Nestio.
The startup —a platform that allows property owners, managers and brokers to track, manage and market their residential rental listings — was one of the fi...