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SAN JOSE — A shopping spree for Silicon Valley buildings in tech hotbeds has widened with the purchase of a San Jose building leased to a telecommunications equipment maker.
Peninsula Land & Capital has spent $165 million in recent days, including the real estate firm’s most recent building purchase in north San Jose, according to documents filed with officials in Santa Clara County and...
An office building in a small city in England is the first in the world to be given a rating classifying just how smart it is.
The 200K SF EQ office development in Bristol, in the south west of the UK, is the first building in the world to be given a SmartScore certification by
Technology and trust. One functional and rational, the other one of the most fundamental human emotions, something that bonds us together. Those are the two things needed to make the hybrid office work.
Even as life returns to many New York City neighborhoods, its big commercial districts are awash with empty office space. Most workers haven’t yet returned — and it’s unclear if they all will. That uncertainty is terrifying the city’s biggest office landlords, and many of them are going to great lengths to retain and attract tenants.
Building Engines, the leading building operations platform for modern commercial real estate (CRE), and
Google’s path to its massive tech campus planning in San Jose began with activists chaining themselves to chairs inside City Hall over the city’s decision to sell public land to the tech giant. It ended ...
It’s an increasingly familiar problem for the commercial property sector in the digital age; how to keep ageing stock viable and relevant for everyone in the property chain, including owners, occupiers and office workers.
The pandemic had a tumultuous effect on the real estate industry.
On the one hand, offices stood empty, hotel occupancy rates plummeted and construction was halted for many months. At the same time, demand for residential housing intensified as people were looking for more space to work and study.
As a result, 2020 global VC deal flow into commercial real estate technologies fell nearly 80% ...