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Amazon Go is headed to the Big Apple.
An Amazon spokesperson said the company plans to open a store in New York City, but did not give details about location or timing. The announcement comes just hours after Amazon listed several jobs, first spotted by The Information, for
Coworking has been growing exponentially in D.C., with new deals signed nearly every month so far in 2018. The heads of several coworking companies say they are not slowing down their growth any time soon, and experts predict the market could continue to explode for the foreseeable future.
NEW YORK CITY—Related Companies has invested in Starry Inc., an expanding broadband 5G wireless Internet service firm and reports that it has agreed to have the Boston-based technology firm’s service available across Related’s portfolio of luxury and affordable residential properties nationwide.
JLL Spark Global Venture Fund’s strategic investment in Dealpath to expand leading cloud-based technology platform for transaction evaluation and execution
September 11, 2018 – JLL Spark, a division of JLL (NYSE:JLL), today announced that its JLL Spark Global Venture Fund has invested in Dealpath, the leading global provider of cloud-based technology for evaluating an...
Ten startups from around the world convene in Toronto, Canada for this first global proptech accelerator
TORONTO, 10 September 2018—Colliers International Group Inc. (NASDAQ and TSX:CIGI), a global leader in commercial real estate services and investment management, announced today its 2018 class of proptech startups for the Colliers Proptech Acceler...
Buildout is excited to announce an integration with Spacelist, Canada’s leading commercial real estate marketplace. This partnership will enable Buildout’s clients to syndicate their Canadian listings to Spacelist, offering exposure to their monthly user base of over 75,000 prospective tenants and 10,000 real estate professionals.
Almost a year after WeWork announced the $850 million acquisition of the Lord & Taylor building in Midtown Manhattan, the co-working company still hasn’t closed on the deal and is on the hunt for an equity partner, according to sources familiar with the situation.
