The next generation of wireless technology will offer new consumer and business applications, with near real-time connectivity.
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FacilitySource started out as a software company in 2005, but after Warburg Pincus bought it, the company began managing service providers for landlords, particularly in the retail sector.
According to CBRE, the deal will help it build a tech-enabled supply chain capability. Namely, the buyer is getting its hands on FacilitySource’s proprietary service as a software technology platform, alon...
DOS considering new guidance that would impact all real estate advertising online
What will StreetEasy’s lucrative Premier Agent program look like after New York State regulators issue their final guidance for agent advertising online?
An interim opinion letter dated April 2 suggests the platform could be required to add a series of disclosures that would tell prospective buyers – unequi...
The latest addition to the CBx Technology Suite uses big data and machine learning to predict which households are most likely to move
MADISON, N.J. (June 4, 2018) – CBx Seller Leads leverages the power of big data and machine learning to give Coldwell Banker® affiliated agents an unbeatable edge for generating inventory. The tool utiliz...
Earlier this week, Microsoft announced the second phase of Project Natick, a research experiment that aims to understand the benefits and challenges of deploying large-scale dat...
Short-term private space rental company Breather raised $45 million in a new funding round.
Menlo Ventures, which also led the company’s $40 million Series C round in 2016, led the latest round. Pension fund manager and Ivanhoe Cambridge parent Casse de Depot et Placement d...
Just as corporations are competing in the war for talent, office owners are striving to attract top-quality tenants by bringing hospitality-like amenities and services to their buildings.
Amenities have been critical to the hospitality sector for decades, with hotel owners often having only one night to impress their guests and maintain a good reputation. But as technology has advanced to offer...
As retail landlords fight to stay relevant in this time of digital disruption and heightened experiential demand, a jewel of the office market is coming to retail. “Coworking isn't just isolated to the office environment, it’s spreading really fast,” Colliers International National Director of Retail Services Anjee Solanki said.
In the case of coworking startup Spacious, a compan...
NEW YORK CITY—“Third-party-provided flex space is not a phenomenon constrained to startups,” says Nicole LaRusso, director of research and analysis at CBRE. “In our survey 75% of the corporate tenants interviewed said they expect to do some amount of co-working or flex space in the next three years.”
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Rising housing costs, traffic gridlock and a housing shortage are leading developers to create new housing innovations and mixed-use buildings where people can live and work in one location.
The Realtex Group, which has developed six middle-market multifamily properties in Berkeley and San Francisco’s South of Market, has proposed a new kind of mixed-use project at 475 Bryant. The developer a...