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DALLAS—Coworking spaces are sprouting up across the nation and Dallas is no exception. This type of office structure is allowing businesses of all sizes from the freelancer to the corporate team to secure space, sometimes within the same coworking confines. In this exclusive, Nick Clark, owner and f...
SoftBank’s Vision Fund decided against investing in Cadre, the real estate investment startup co-founded by Ryan Williams and Jared and Joshua Kushner.
Cadre is still in talks with other investors for a funding round that could value it at $2 billion, according to Bloomberg.
SoftBank and Cadre were in talks over an investment of at least $100 million,
Office provider Knotel is taking just over than 45,000 square feet at 261 Madison Avenue after signing a “management deal” with the Sapir Organization at the Midtown East office to...
Move signifies the company’s dedication to building out the content agency side of their business
NEW YORK, August 2, 2018— The News Funnel (“the Company”), the largest content platform in the commercial real estate industry containing news from 5,000+ media sources and companies, today announced that veteran content and technology executive, Sa...
Investors have soured on Redfin and Purplebricks — at least for now.
Shares of both discount brokerages have taken a dive this year, as the broader housing market has posed a challenge. Even as investors and analysts bet on the longer term prospects of the companies, enthusiasm has dimmed in the the current climate.
Seattle-based Redfin has slid about 22 percent this year, though it remain...
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”.
The co-working startup is moving to reduce expensive office leases and instead help companies redesign and run spaces they already inhabit.
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...
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
