CRETech
August 02, 2018
The second quarter growth is the strongest since a 5% quarter in 2014. On Friday, President Trump said, “Once again. We are the economic envy of the entire world”.
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The second quarter growth is the strongest since a 5% quarter in 2014. On Friday, President Trump said, “Once again. We are the economic envy of the entire world”.
UBS Group AG decided last year that its 30-year-old wealth management office overlooking the Hudson River needed a fresh look. So it hired WeWork...
The co-working startup is moving to reduce expensive office leases and instead help companies redesign and run spaces they already inhabit.
Two years after Uber bought self-driving truck developer Otto to the tune of $680 million, the ride hailing company announced on Monday that the Uber Advanced Technologies Group is shuttering its autonomous truck unit. The company remains committed to further developing its self-driving car platform, which has
A PropTech company founded by Israeli billionaire and Camden Market owner Teddy Sagi has launched its latest co-working space in London.
Southampton Place is LabTech's second property in Holborn and is part of the company’s £3 billion property portfolio, boasting over 2 million sq ft of space in central London.
The launch marks the second stage in creating an 'Urban Community' campus in ...
The country’s first blockchain-only real estate trade involved 10 acres of land just north of Los Angeles County.
The sale was made through a platform developed by Palo Alto-based real estate startup Propy. The company’s platform records the information of the sale — the purchase agreement, payments, and other essentials — on the public Ethereum blockchain. The amount was unknown.
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Welcome to PropTalk, a series on our blog where we interview the most influential and prolific thought leaders in the commercial real estate tech industry today. Know someone we should feature? Email me at katie(at)hqo.co. Otherwise, Bruce Schaller, a transit consultant who served as deputy commissioner for traffic and planning in New York City, released a new report (“Automobility”) Wednesday examining the effect of transit network companies (TNCs) like Lyft and Uber on city traffic.
While Schaller’s findings hi...
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In today's digital age, the dominant narrative is that e-commerce has fully eclipsed physical retail. The truth looks a bit different.