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One of the biggest challenges for real estate owners and operators is finding and retaining quality vendors. It’s a long and timely process. You put out an RFP, and wait. You review the bids; conduct research on the vendor, hire them and hope that the company’s work is good, so that you don’t have to go back to point A. YINC—a new app company—promises to end the vendor-...
Knotel is continuing its leasing tear with a new deal at Isaac Chetrit and Sioni Group’s Garment District building, which the developers are planning to eventually replace with a skyscraper as tall as 1,005 feet.
“Whether for AR or robots, anytime you have software interacting with the world, it needs a 3D model of the globe. We think that map will look a lot more like the decentralized internet than a version of Apple Maps or
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 startups may have a busy summer ahead if they are looking to seize more venture capital money.
The three-way bidding war to acquire U.K.-based shared office pioneer IWG values the company at $4.1B including debt, just seven times its earnings, the Wall Street Journal reports. That is in considerable contrast to WeWork's valuation of more than $20B, or about 20 times its earnings.
Bisnow/Joseph Pimentel The Innovation Exchange at ICSC RECon 2018 LAS VEGAS — Projection-based video storefronts for advertisements, dressing rooms with 3D body scanners and an indoor hydroponic system to possibly supply a mall's food court restaurants with fresh greens — the possible future of retail was on display at International Council of Shopping Centers' RECon.
On the heels of acquiring yet another rival, online roommate finder Roomi is looking to grow its global presence.