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Workplace wellness is becoming a top consideration for office users, and lack of attention to the trend could impact leasing activity.

Apps that detect objects, classify images, and recognize faces are nothing new in the world of smartphones; they’ve been popularized by apps like Google Lens and Snapchat, to name a few. But ubiquity is no substitute for quality, and the underlying machine learning models most use — convolutional neural networks — tend to suffer from either slowness or inaccuracy. It’s a computational tr...

The amount of space dedicated to co-working in the Chicago market has more than tripled since 2014.

New York, NY (August 7, 2017) -- CREtech (CREtech.com), the leading commercial real estate tech event and content platform in the industry is pleased to announce that Dominic Zabriskie has joined the company as Chief Operating Officer. He will report directly to CREtech’s CEO, Michael Beckerman.

Commercial real estate information company CoStar Group recently released a statement to address some reporting it found to be inaccurate in a recent article The Real Deal published. The article covered CoStar’s second quarter earnings call an...

With the plummeting cost of sensor technology and the proliferation of analytics platforms to convert data into usable insights, real estate owners and operators are deploying solutions to monitor all sorts of outputs from their tenants and building systems. Often, IoT deployments are targeted towards solving s...

In the past 14 months, overall engagement for restaurant chain TGI Fridays has grown more than 500 percent, says Sherif Mityas, the company’s chief experience officer. And with personalized outreach, they’ve doubled online business in the last year, to the tune of millions of dollars.

When two flexible office companies sign leases in the same building, things can get messy. Jay Suites plans to file an injunction to block its landlord at