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WeWork struck its first deal with a major publicly listed developer in Hong Kong. The co-working company signed an agreement to lease four floors with roughly 55,000 square feet at Swire Properties’ 24-story Cityplaza 3 tower in Taikoo Shing, the Business Times reported. The class-A office tower is eight subway stops away from the Central business district. The rent was not disclosed, but Swire ...
With over $4B in funding, WeWork is expanding aggressively at home and abroad and pursuing diverse investments that have raised eyebrows. But its real-estate-as-a-service offering and trove of data on optimal office design could make the company's value prop far more than a marketing ploy.
At LinkedIn, new features such as an ‘interest panel’ highlighting user groups and hashtags are meant to get people visiting the site more often.
Josh Frank spent nearly 11 years building up a virtual Rolodex of more than 700 LinkedIn contacts.
But when he recently sought guidance on expanding his Detroit online marketing consultancy, Mr. Frank turned to the e-commerce groups he belongs ...
A new Los Angeles co-working space that offers cannabis companies a safe place to conduct business will open its doors in July. The concept, called The Paragon Place, aims to help companies within the cannabis industry secure office space at a time when stigma still makes it difficult to lease space from landlords and property managers, Curbed reports. Located in Hollywood at 1452 Tamarind Av...
Two of Compass’ key executives — chief financial officer Craig Anderson and longtime chief technology officer Liming Zhao — are leaving the $2 billion startup, the firm said.
Anderson’s departure comes just seven months after he joined the firm. The former COO and CFO of the cycling chain Flywheel, Anderson was hired in August to replace David Snider, one of the startup’s earliest hir...
Cadre, the real estate investing startup co-founded by White House senior adviser Jared Kushner, was the primary beneficiary of a property-flipping investment that may have been less profitable if it had fully complied with New York City disclosure rules about rent-regulated tenants.
Cadre owned about 60 percent of three rent-regulated buildings in Queens...
NYC Office Suites, which provides flexible office space, has signed a lease for 40,000 square feet in Rockefeller Center and a sublease for 30,000 square feet in the Citigroup Center, Commercial Observer has learned.
Kahua, the provider of the world's premiere collaborative network for real estate and construction project management, today announced an agreement with Crossland Companies, Inc, one of the nation's top general contractors. Under the enterprise agreement, Crossland will manage a wide variety of projects in their Construction and Heavy Contracting business units on The Kah...
Real Estate Technology (CRE Tech) firms have emerged addressing a number of industry challenges, which have long been accepted as normal. A few of the solutions are enhancing Customer Relationship Management (CRM), centralizing information sharing, simplifying the creation of marketing materials, increasing the quality of market data, and increasing market reach on offerings. Each CRE Tech Company...
First it monopolized the online retail space; then it made a dramatic appearance in the bricks and mortar grocer sector with its acquisition of Whole Foods, and lately it has been preparing to take on both the pharmaceutical & healthcare sector, and