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Coworking and flexible office space is not a fad; this subsector of the office market is on the rise and it’s expected to be part of the landscape for a long time, according to commercial real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield’s new report,
I travel a bit out and about on the planet as some you may know. So with that comes the ridiculous hassle of the ever dreadful security line. Yes, some of you may see it as a necessary evil that we all must endure for the better of all. I get that but we still are asked to take our shoes off seventeen years after one isolated incident. Has anything like that happened since? No, so accordingly ...
Coworking. Accelerators. Virtual offices. The nature of work is changing rapidly, and the communities built around these new workplaces are growing just as quickly.
The course of true love rarely runs smoothly. And the route to adoption of new technology can be even more bumpy.
Every year research and advisory firm Gartner publishes its Emerging Technologies Hype Cycle, which outlines where it feels new tech is in the journey toward widespread adoption, or failure to catch on. There are a couple of interesting points for real estate to note.
CREtech (cretech.com), the leading commercial real estate tech event and content platform in the industry will be returning to Los Angeles on September 13th, 2018. The event will be held at the California Market Center (CMC), the hub of LA's fashion & creative communities located in the heart of Downtown LA.
In the battle for tenants, WeWork is offering commercial real estate brokers 100% commission on the first year's rent paid by a tenant who moves from a major competitor.
It is a short-term offer, however: to qualify, the lease with WeWork has to be signed by Oct. 1.
CHICAGO, Aug. 28, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Moderne Ventures Announces Its New Class of Seven Passport Companies
Moderne Ventures, a venture investment fund, hosted its third annual Moderne Portfolio Company & Industry Summit last week hosting over 120 leaders in real estate, insurance and finance. The leaders came togeth...
The new federal opportunity zone program has attracted the attention of investors across the country, and now a D.C.-based real estate crowdfunding platform is getting into the mix.
Fundrise has launched a $500M fund targeting office and mixed-use projects in opportunity zones, and it has already identified one of its first investments in Northwest D.C.
Brick-and-mortar food businesses are partnering with major OEMs and autonomous vehicle startups to cut down on last-mile delivery costs.