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How Three D.C. Landlords Are Attracting Tech Tenants By Leslie Braunstein December 11, 2017 Text Size: A A A Print Email Share Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Terrell Place is a 476,000-square-foot office and retail complex at Seventh and F streets, N.W., in the heart of Washington, D.C.’s vibrant Penn Quarter. (Robert Severi/Beacon Capital Partners) The Washington, D.C., region is shedding its reputa...

Three years ago, even after Zillow acquired Trulia and cemented its hold on the industry, the doubters and haters dug in, second-guessing the portal’s business model, blowing smoke about it not making money and persistently questioning the true intentions of the company. The peak of this Zillow arc was an amateur “Stop Zillow” movement (and a dubious crowdfunding campaign launched earlier th...

If you value calm as much as collaboration and have a professional interest in how the mind works, this space in Clerkenwell could be just what you’re looking for. We take a look inside… It’s not every day that I’m lucky enough to visit a workspace that is truly unique in terms of design, atmosphere and overall offering. Stillpoint Spaces is, quite frankly, one of those places; the organis...

Fifth Annual CRE // Tech New York Event Shatters All Attendance Records For A Real Estate Tech Event New York, NY (December 11, 2017) — Nearly 700 commercial real estate professionals were on hand at the CRE // Tech (cretech.com) December 7th event held at SL Green’s Tower 46 in Midtown Manhattan. This was the largest event ever in the commercial real estate tech sector with professionals atte...

This is a special holiday series to get you ready for the new year! This is part 1 of a 3 part series covering real estate SEO for commercial real estate professionals. We are so grateful to Michael Hayes for providing this special series for our audience! Part 2, “Finding Your CRE Audience with Keyword Research”, will be publishing on Tuesday, December 12, 2017. Sign up to our “Blogs of the...

In our latest real estate tech entrepreneur interview, we’re speaking with the founder of UK based residential real estate agent emoov, Russell Quirk. I had the chance to meet him in NYC while attending the mipim summit, and was very impressed with his read on the global real estate landscape. Without further ado… What do you do? We are a UK based residential real estate agent. With a differen...

San Francisco-based Dealpath, a commercial real estate deal management platform, on Monday launched a single sign-on functionality and integration manager to its platform to improve the user experience. It also will be the first commercial real estate tech to be listed on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. The new SSO and integration manager are designed to increase productivity and data security fo...

I was lucky enough to see Springsteen on Broadway recently. Everything you have read about it is true. My favorite quote about the show comes from Oprah Winfrey who said, “It was the most searingly beautiful performance I’ve ever seen a person give. You come away feeling more like a human being.” She’s right. For the past few weeks, I have considered writing about the show in a few differe...

Seattle and San Francisco have been at the epicenter of the west coast's tech boom since the dot-com era. Today, both cities are home to some of the most influential companies in tech: Seattle with Microsoft and Amazon, and San Francisco with Twitter, Airbnb, Lyft, and Uber.  As the tech industry's influence continues to grow, San Francisco and Seattle have faced comparison in recen...

It has been at best an interesting year in commercial real estate, to say the least not to mention the world in general. At the beginning of the year, I committed to writing two articles a month for the website cre.tech.com. (Since rebranded to propmodo.com) and as always the topics although varied had a distinct focus on commercial real estate and technology. What follows is a detailed list and s...