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The CCIM conference brings top commercial real estate professionals together to exchange ideas that help shape the future of the industry. It’s a great opportunity to learn from some of the CRE industry’s best, and also a fabulous place to develop new business opportunities. The conference this year was very well attended, and we had record traffic at the SVN booth!
The sessions have wrapped up at the Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) annual fall meeting in Boston, where on Thursday speakers discussed why secondary cit...
WeWork has struck again, more than doubling its footprint at the Pacific Design Center campus by an additional 93,500 square feet.
The deal is for 15 years, according to a news release from PDC owner and developer
CoStar Group is expanding its European footprint with its acquisition of a UK-based commercial real estate online marketplace.
The publicly-traded commercial real estate data giant announced Friday that it had acquired startup Realla for an undisclosed sum.
WeWork opened the first location of its new retail concept in New York City this summer, and now it is planning an ambitious, nationwide expansion.
The coworking provider plans to open 500 WeMrkt stores in the next couple of years, WeWork Chief Brand Officer Julie Rice told Digiday.
Cadre, the online real estate investment platform that was given $250M to invest by Goldman Sachs, is continuing its attempts to shake up traditional real estate with two new investment offerings. Desired end result: a massive increase in liquidity for the entire real estate sector.
A European private equity firm is working toward setting up the first blockchain real estate fund.
Peakside Capital has teamed up with blockchain specialist Brickblock to launch a fund that will be "tokenized" — meaning investors will receive virtual tokens accessible and tradable via a blockchain, rather than traditional limited partner units.
Traditional banking products, including checking, credit, and savings accounts, are under threat from a new crop of digital-first startups.
Many of these startups are launching products without a bank charter and targeting a very specific customer base. What these startups share is the goal of creating customer-centric banking products that target underserved individuals and businesses.
Almost every aspect of our personal lives has been transformed by technology, from the way we transact and communicate to how we hail a ride, answer the doorbell or turn on the lights. But the commercial real estate industry, well-known for its resistance to change, innovation and new technology, lags far behind. That’s about to change.