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A few weeks ago, the LeasePilot team moved our operations to Boston Properties’ FLEX space on the 29th floor of the Prudential Tower in Boston. As real estate people, we’re thrilled with the Flex concept and see it as an important new direction for the future of office leasing. In short, FLEX strikes a balance between the high-touch, all-in...
For years, WeWork has brought in the majority of venture and private equity dollars invested in coworking startups. But that’s changing as an emerging new category of workplace alternatives are attracting attention from both the venture community and some of commercial real estate’s biggest players.
WeWork has closed a lease transaction at the Brill Building in Midtown, finalizing a deal that has been on and off for the past two years.
The company signed a lease for over 75,000-square feet in the property, The Real Deal has learned. The 15-year lease is for floors five, six, seven, 10 and 11.
Office space as a service, which provides companies space on demand for as long as they need it and no longer, has some enthusiastic advocates.
As technology and cloud computing allow businesses to grow in unpredictable ways, the argument goes, space-as-a-service flexibility will be critical. So critical that space as a service will disrupt the industry completely, becoming the future of office...
Airbnb has announced its second branded apartment community, a property in Downtown Nashville that will rent to both long- and short-term residents. The company also says it plans to open more such properties — as many as 14 by 2020.
Business supply giant Office Depot has continued its push into the experiential with the launch of a coworking pilot program through its business services platform, Workonomy.
The new StarVR head-mounted display debuted at the SIGGRAPH 2018 technology event in Vancouver today. The StarVR One, as it is called, adds a suite of new features and improves on some of the standout specs of the original device — althoug...
WeWork’s newest offering, HQ by WeWork, is already growing and will soon open a location in San Francisco. WeWork has leased 17,500 SF spanning four floors at 800 Market St., securing the company’s first HQ by WeWork location outside of New York City. The Invesco-owned 47K SF building is in Union Square and anchored by retailer Diesel, according to the San Francisco Business Times.
The housing and community development sector is looking in the rearview mirror as it tries to tackle the affordability and opportunity challenges that face millions of Americans – and it is about to have a head-on collision with an autonomous vehicle.