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Blackstone-owned EQ Office, a U.S. office portfolio company formerly named Equity Office, has undergone a major rebrand that includes plans to reposition several properties to improve the employee experience, as well as new partnerships with flex space operators to make more efficient use of its footprint.
Read more at: https://www.bisnow.com/national/news/office/blackstones-equity-office-re...
Workframe, a collaboration and communication platform purpose-built for commercial real estate (CRE) professionals, raised $9.5 million in Series B funding led by CRE advisory firm Newmark Knight Frank (NKF), which will be rolling out Workframe across its service lines nationwide.
The financing also included participation from the venture capital arm of firm MetaProp, as well as Venrock, a vent...
SAN FRANCISCO, June 22, 2018 -- Saltmine today announced that it is looking to hire two critical new senior sales roles. The first role - VP of Customer Success - will lead all customer-facing teams and will be based out of San Francisco. The second role is an East Coast Sales Director based out of NYC.
Saltmine is a San Francisco-based startup reimagining and rebuilding the entire process ...
Co-working companies are making a killing, but that’s of little solace to the commercial landlords who own the space.
In fact, the CEO of one shared workspace company thinks landlords should enter joint ventures or profit-sharing agreements with co-working firms, scrapping the traditional loan in the process.
At a panel discussion hosted by leasing management company VTS, Industrious CEO J...
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EXp Realty, the cloud-based virtual reality office where brokers walk around and make deals with avatars, has doubled in size to 12,000 agents.
Hot on the heels of getting acquired for $2.7 billion by on-demand services startup Meituan-Dianping en route to its own
