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Knotel is getting into ground-up development. The flexible office space provider signed a deal to anchor a commercial project at 473 President Street in Gowanus. Once completed, the building will span between 150,000 and 300,000 square feet and Knotel will take the entire office portion, co-founder Amol Sarva told The Real Deal. The startup is also buying a small stake in the project. Knotel decli...
Convene Set to Open Its First L.A. Location in March Co-Working Company Aims to Offer Something Unique By Karen Jordan December 18, 2017 Email Print Studio courtesy of Convene WeWork may soon have more competition as Convene is about to hit Los Angeles with its first location scheduled to open in March. The New York-based company, which aims to transform the workplace with its upscale co-working a...
The biggest reason commercial agents struggle is inadequate training. It can take decades to learn effective prospecting, marketing, negotiation and closing skills. Some never learn best practices. Over the past 30 years in the business, I’ve seen what works and what doesn’t work. For 20 years I have trained select agents to great success. Now I’m sharing the skills and strategies with agent...
Real estate offices used to be a necessity. Why? Buyers needed somewhere to look at MLS photo books with active listings. MLS books, of course, have been replaced by the internet, Zillow, and thousands of IDX sites in every market. No one needs to go to a real estate office to look at listings anymore. Where does that leave real estate offices? How do you make them relevant again? Create an EXPERI...
Dyson Has Launched its Global Flagship on 5th Avenue, New York. December 16th, 2017 by 4URSPACE Posted in Dyson, New York, Retail, Updates | The UK-based reinvention company Dyson, which has moved on from bagless vacuums to a series of high-tech, stylishly designed and reimagined household standbys, has just opened its Global Flagship on Fifth Avenue. The location at 640 Fifth Ave., owned by Vorna...
American computer scientist Alan Kay once defined technology as “anything that wasn't around when you were born.” True enough, but that covers a lot of ground, especially on the leading edge of today's technology developments. As a real estate broker, you need to focus on what's currently coming down the pipeline that could have a meaningful, positive impact on your business. Id...
Dave T. Garland took to the stage at Hacker Connect to explain the value of the National Association of Realtors' (NAR) REach program, the world's top growth accelerator for new real estate tech companies … Inman
Real estate tech provider Tribus is partnering with neighborhood-based social networking site Nextdoor to allow for direct listing and lead integration between the two platforms, according to an announcement tweeted out by Tribus on Thursday. You can now send new #RealEstate listings straight to @Nextdoor to show them directly to people living in those neighborhoods! https://t.co/cbRdpANI0G — TR...
Technology has clearly created change in every modern office and working condition. In a way, every company is now a tech company. Collaboration, flexibility, shared space, personal choice, mobility, wellness and work-life integration are now valued in almost every industry. As more and more workplaces design themselves to meet these priorities, whether through flexible spaces, amenities or connec...
Larimer Square soon will have no excuse for internet lag time. Fastly, a San Francisco-based tech company that sells services to companies to make websites faster, has signed a lease for 15,400 square feet at 1451 Larimer St. The company, whose customers include Denver-based Craftsy, Spotify and The New York Times, has had a presence in Denver since 2015. It will move employees from its 2,300-squa...