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WeWork is seeking a bigger share of the PropTech startup market. The coworking giant and BuiltTech Labs, an ecosystem for built environment technology, launched a nine-week pilot tech incubator program across the Southeast, starting in Atlanta. If that is successful, it could go global, WeWork Southeast General Manager Bobby Condon said in an exclusive interview.
Uber, which had already pulled its autonomous cars off the road following a fatal crash in Tempe, Arizona, is officially calling it quits in the state of Arizona,
Construction and commercial real estate development professionals know that the right equipment is key to a successful project – and ultimately to the long-term health of a company. It is a given they would never use a shovel for a job that calls for a backhoe. Yet many practitioners continue to rely on legacy accounting systems instead of stepping up to the new generation of cloud-based solutio...
Opendoor is expanding its home trade-up program, extending it to all developers.
The house-flipping company expanded the program to all markets last summer and added homebuilders including Taylor Morrison and Meritage Homes, Inman reported Wednesday. Now the company is letting any builder in any Opendoor market participate.
Knotel is continuing to rack up its leases in New York City.
The flexible-office company has landed a 43,000-square-foot lease at
Multifamily might not be quite the investors' darling it was in the heady mid-2010s, but even so the industry is fundamentally strong — and fundamentally changed from only a few years ago, with new technologies poised to drive further change.
E-commerce retailers and the brokers and landlords who work with them agree that flexibility is key in attracting trendy “clicks-to-bricks” tenants like Glossier, Warby Parker and UNTUCKIt.
Jake Edens joins firm as Senior Vice President, Technology & Innovation
Leading global commercial real estate services firm Colliers International Group Inc. today announced that Jake Edens has joined the co...
Real estate tech company Cadre, which is owned in part by President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, has reportedly sought an investment of $100M from SoftBank Vision Fund.
Brokers+Engineers launched its online trading platform for triple net lease properties on Tuesday at RECon in Las Vegas, boasting the first fintech company to create an online product specifically for NNN-1031 exchange transactions.