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The latest is from Scott Seligman, a real estate investor and minority owner of the San Francisco Giants, who is teaming up with cousins Brian and Ben Friedman to raise $175 million for a proptech deal. Brian is a managing partner at investment firm Foxhall Partners while Ben is a former senior trader at Citigroup.
Last week, I spoke at Pi Capital about changes in the labor market could mean for cities, offices, and income inequality. My 9-minute presentation was followed by a longer chat with Ahmed Hussain about investment, real estate, careers, and more.
In all, Industrious operates over 100 locations with more than 3 million square feet, and it's set to grow even further in 2021. The company will expand by 1 million square feet this year, company spokesperson Corey Chambliss confirmed. And that could include moving into spaces abandoned by other flex-office providers.
With several asset classes facing significant uncertainty, real estate firms are looking at data centers as a permanent fixture in their portfolios. Retail, hotels and offices have been hit hard by the
See how ABM increased parking revenue up to 250%. Join Regional Vice President of ABM, Brian Bush, VP of National Parking Sales, Stan Bochniak, and Branch Manager,...
Amazon . com Inc.’s plans for its new northern Virginia headquarters feature an outdoor theme, the latest sign that big tech companies are getting more creative with office space rather than abando...
Chase is joined by HqO’s COO, Dan Koh. They cover Dan’s career path from being a narc for the Andover Police Department to working as Chief of Staff for Arianna Huffington and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh. Dan has some great insights on the importance of relationship-building and what it means to be a chief of staff/COO.
WeWork is in talks to combine with a special-purpose acquisition company, according to people familiar with the matter, a deal that would usher the office-leasing company into the public markets more than a year after its high-profile failure to stage a traditional initial public offering.
Investors and CRE professionals have begun understanding the near- and long-term implications of the global pandemic on real estate assets and on their portfolios. As leading investors begin to reactivate their investment strategies, many are instituting new standards to invest smarter, increase productivity, and grow their business — resulting in better financials, communication, and management...