CRETech
April 11, 2018
Even though office market conditions favor landlords in San Francisco, large office tenants are using their clout to shape leases and office design. Big tech tenants, especially ones taking entire buildings, know they are the holy grail of tenants for San Francisco landlords, and are using that to get what they want out of their offices. Kilroy Realty Corp. Partial rendering of Kilroy Realty's The...
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Even though office market conditions favor landlords in San Francisco, large office tenants are using their clout to shape leases and office design. Big tech tenants, especially ones taking entire buildings, know they are the holy grail of tenants for San Francisco landlords, and are using that to get what they want out of their offices. Kilroy Realty Corp. Partial rendering of Kilroy Realty's The...
The 15 minute fad coming to your office April 10, 20180 CommentsBy JLL New York When talking about trends in the workplace, there is one word that is repeated constantly. Collaboration. Employers are tasked with striking a balance between encouraging open communication and teamwork and still maintaining some element of privacy to accommodate the changing demographics taking over today's' offices. ...
What is the real world experience like moving into the SaaS world?
How does that compare to traditional real estate?
Why investment management?
Given that Juniper Square is focused on investment managers and sist at the intersection of the manager and investor, what are the future developing trends?
What exactly does Juniper Square do and why is this important?
What happens now th...
Joining a commercial real estate association is one of the best ways to widen your network. It can also increase your credibility with clients and help give your career a boost by providing access to people, resources, and continuing education opportunities you wouldn’t be able to obtain otherwise. While there’s lots of associations to choose from, we’ve highlighted some of the top ones brok...
post-Brexit wave of companies moving out of London, Hamburg is looking better and better.
With major tech companies like Google and Facebook already setting up shop in the German city, Hamburg’s mix of industry as a port city and financia...
As European cities try to attract an expected
Spencer Rascoff doesn’t often share his secret sauce. But in a new, wide-ranging interview, the CEO of Zillow provided the most detailed look yet at the strategy that’s made the company a $10 billion listings giant.
The big insight, Rascoff said to Forbes, was betting it all on mobile in 2007, after watching Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ announcement that the company would allow third-party apps ...
Compass is more than doubling its footprint in Midtown with a deal to add 32,000 square feet at SL Green Realty’s 10 East 53rd Street.
The residential brokerage signed an 1...
Natalie Jacob has been selling jewelry on Etsy Inc. almost since its founding more than a decade ago. As Etsy grew, so did her business, until she could afford to do it full-time. So when the company started Etsy Wholesale to link sellers with brick-and-mortar retailers looking for one-of-a-kind goods, Jacob jumped at the chance. Etsy Wholesale even got her jewelry into Macy's flagship Hera...
The Urban Land Institute and PwC’s Emerging Trends In Real Estate Global report published in March had a big focus on the disruption the tech sector has unleashed on real estate. But the report also highlighted the many ways traditional real estate firms and tech companies are combining to drive innovation in the sector. Here are 10 key instances where the lines have been blurred. Flickr 1. Dev...