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Starcity, the San Francisco-based co-living startup that has raised more than $20M in venture financing in recent months, expanded into Los Angeles and announced plans for the world's largest co-living property in Silicon Valley, has hired Peter Houghton as its new managing director of capital markets.
Mobile Doorman, the industry innovator of custom-branded resident apps, today announced it is entering into an all-new strategic partnership with IOTAS, the leader of the smart home experience for today’s apartment renter.
December is such a huge month in the commercial real estate world! Two huge events are simultaneously taking place in New York City. CREtech’s New York Venture Conference December 6 is the largest event of our year-long programming schedule delivering the best in CRE technology. Then the International Coun...
There is no doubt that real estate has a history of serving as a lucrative option for investors to generate and store wealth. However, while commercial and residential properties alike are known for being income-producing and have historically appreciated over time, one key feature is missing that differentiates them from many common investment vehicles, such as equities: liquidit...
Cashierless shopping feels a little bit like magic. There’s something indescribably awesome about being able to grab something from a shelf, stuff it in a coat pocket, and waltz away without having to contend with long lines or busted self-checkout machines. That “coolness” factor — along with the significant cost savings cashierless experiences promise — have given rise to a cottage ind...
Boston Properties is betting big on sustainability. The company, which owns and manages 20 million square feet of projects that have LEED Gold and LEED Platinum certification, is looking to raise $1 billion in a public offering to fund its green projects across the country.
Coworking is moving from the likes of WeWork into the mainstream of global corporate culture, according to a new report by Knight Frank.
The company queried 120 global companies, finding that space-as-a-service is rapidly becoming a new normal, as exemplified by the growth of coworking space.
We may not have to wait much longer to jump in a taxi without a human driver.
According to Bloomberg, Waymo is about to unveil the world’s first driverless ride-hailing service as soon as next month. Waymo has yet to officially announce a new name for the project.
Knotel co-founder Amol Sarva is no stranger to bold statements, nor is he shy about his competition with WeWork.
In an interview with Commercial Observer, Sarva said flexible workspace provider Knotel "will be bigger than [WeWork] in the next 15 months," citing his company's rapid growth, and the fact that Knotel already has a third of WeWork's footprint in New York, spread among more pro...