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StreetEasy‘s Premier Agent program is drawing a fresh batch of criticism from the city’s brokerages and agents. This time, the fuss is about a deal its parent company Zillow Group cut with
WeWork recently announced a new office space solution called “HQ by WeWork” to provide mid-sized companies the privacy, flexibility, custom...
Colliers used Ten-X and its own proprietary investor database to market the property, resulting in 10 qualified, active bidders and the execution of 135 confidentiality agreements.
Industrious, a New York City-based coworking provider, has partnered with mall owner Macerich to add flexible-office spaces into some of the company’s retail spaces around the country.
WeWork has realized that not all of its customers want to drink the WeWork kombucha.
The company has grown to a $20 billion valuation by supplying office space with short-term leases, flexible terms, a built-in community and a signature glass-and-hardwood office design that’s minimal but distinct.
The last remaining outpost of the Grind coworking mini empire now belongs to Nomadworks, a new venture that quietly took possession of the space in May.
Offices used to be designed around the big boss' preferences — corner offices, easy transit connections to the suburbs, cubicles for the underlings — but companies can’t get away with that anymore. These days, businesses have to offer more than a desk and a paycheck, and New York City landlords are scrambling to help them stand out.
Cities across the country are looking at New York. On Wednesday, the New York City Council approved a one-year pause on new licenses for Uber and Lyft vehicles while officials study the impacts of ride-hailing on the city. It’s is the first time a big U.S. city has capped the number of Uber and Lyft cars permitted,