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If workspace isn't cool, then it isn't working. That is the motto for the latest generation of Dublin tech occupiers. But how cool is cool, and what effect is it having on the way workspace is occupied? Ahead of the Dublin Workspace of the Future event on 21 June, Bisnow spoke to Slack Regional Workplace Manager Ciaran Chaney about the ways floorspace can promote the best work of our lives.
The "IoT in Smart Buildings Market Outlook and Forecasts 2018 - 2023" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
From the outside, 304 Troutman Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn, looks fairly ordinary. In most ways, it is. But this nondescript three-story, five-unit rental building is part of an experiment in using the blockchain technology behind Bitcoin to transform the New York housing market.
“Real estate tech is a hard space to invest in. Why? Because success or failure for early-stage companies often hinges on the adoption decisions of a handful of industry incumbents. Entrepreneurs needed institutional validation for their transformational ideas. We decided to try a bol...
AscendixRE Land is a CRM software for land brokers. It is easy-to-use, available on all devices and works from anywhere. Keep all your properties in one place and efficiently manage all your deals and relationships. Now integrated with Outlook, Gmail, MapRight & Mailchimp.
CBRE’s latest research “Beyond Coworking” takes a look at Manhattan’s flexible workspace market, stating that flexible workspace solutions are now Manhattan’s fastest-growing industry. The research “examines the evolving flexible space landscape and its impact on the Manhattan office market, where flexible workspace operators continue to rapidly lease space.”
Recode's Kara Swisher and Dan Frommer interview Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky onstage at the 2018 Code Conference about how he's grown as a CEO, why Airbnb won't leave New York and the platform's "zero tolerance" policy for hate speech.
Some investors oppose the strategy and would prefer the company to tie up with local home-sharing leader Tujia.
The former American Express chief Ken Chenault is backing a start-up company that provides credit scores for immigrants who struggle to rent apartments and access other basic services upon their arrival in the US.