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Some of the most common challenges that brokers in real estate face come as a result of inefficiency or mismanagement. Commercial real estate is a demanding field that requires a lot of time to be spent on networking and building connections, and if you haven’t made the switch to software solutions, you’re placing yourself at a serious disadvantage. Here are three of the more common pain point...
A new hotel is targeting modern entrepreneurs with communal business accommodations that can be paid for with cryptocurrencies bitcoin and Ethereum. Unsplash/Annie Spratt Venture Hotel, a product of the company Tribe Theory, wants to provide affordable accommodations to early entrepreneurs and startups in burgeoning tech markets like Southeast Asia, where rates can average $180 per night. T...
Facebook Twitter Linkedin New York City – Irvine, California based Premier Business Centers is one of the largest privately owned flexible workspace operators in the U.S. with 90 shared workspace locations. Premier has acquired its 1st location in the great state of New York by purchasing Prime Office Centers’ 521 5th Avenue, 17th Floor, New York, NY 10175 location. The building is in a very p...
Commercial real estate has been slow to embrace technology as an agent of change. The panelists at Bisnow's Future of Construction event Tuesday at the ASA Chicago Construction Expo & Safety Conference agreed their part of the industry has been very slow to adopt technology into their regular work habits. Chuck Sudo/Bisnow Faegre Baker Daniels principal Patrick Miller, Leopardo Cos. Vice Presi...
Ousted Uber founder Travis Kalanick has found his next venture — and part of it is in real estate. The former ride-hailing company CEO will invest in tech startups in real estate, e-commerce and emerging innovation in China and India through a new fund called 10100 or “ten one-hundred.” “Over the past few months I've started thinking about what's next. I've begun making inve...
One of the week’s biggest housing stories concerned adults acting like students. A New York Times profile of Starcity, a Bay Area-based developer focused on creating a new type of affordable housing in tech-inflated San Francisco, compared the company’s “unusual experiment in communal living” to “dorm living for grown ups.” On the heels of other startups seeking to find solutions to th...
For building owners, virtualization reduces total cost of ownership for in-building wireless systems Research suggests that some 80% of mobile traffic comes from inside buildings—commercial high-rises, enterprise campuses, train stations. In an age when mobile penetration tops 100% in highly-developed markets and cellular is regarded as a utility, building owners have to provide in-building syst...
As technology and construction advanced, new developments arose and older buildings were left vacant in the wake of change. Population ebbs and flows from cities to suburbs and suburbs to cities and back again have created a desire, or more so a need for reuse and redevelopment. Buildings once at the center of bustling activity were abandoned. However, many of those buildings have found, or may fi...