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Don’t you hate when people from a sector use shop talk and expect everybody else to understand what they’re saying? I’ve never before had the opportunity to discuss proptech outside the real estate and construction space, and even within the industry, there is quite a bit of confusion on the topic.
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cushman & Wakefield today released
New York, NY – September 18, 2018 – VTS, the leading leasing and asset management platform for the commercial real estate industry, today announced the expansion of its leadership team with the hiring of Josh Evans as the company's new Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). Josh’s hire comes alongside the announcement that roughly 1 in 3 commercial office buildings in the US manage th...
The urban landscape as we know it is shifting. Massive inflows of people into increasingly populated metro areas are affecting housing prices, traffic congestion, air pollution, energy usage, mobility, the quantity of resources and a lot more. As the global population grows and urbanization intensifies, cities are having to find solutions that lead to increased efficiency, accessibility and sustai...
WeWork has hired former Newmark Knight Frank executive Craig Robinson to help lead its Powered by We division.
Robinson previously worked as CEO of global corporate services at Newmark and will serve as global head of enterprise services for Powered by We, the company told The Real Deal<...
Women-only meeting space provider Luminary is opening its first location in NoMad.
The company, headed by former HSBC executive Cate Luzio, signed a 15,000-square-foot lease at Raizada Vaid’s 1204 Broadway. The 12-year deal covers the third and fourth floors and a rooftop space at the four-story, 21,300-square-foot property.
SAN FRANCISCO — Opendoor, a start-up that flips homes, attracted attention in June when it announced it had raised $325 million from a long list of venture capitalists. The financing valued the four-year-old ...
Co-living startup Ollie is in talks to raise more than $50 million in a new venture funding round, according to sources familiar with the situation.
Compass is officially a $4.4 billion brokerage.
The New York-based firm said Thursday it closed another mega-round, raising a $400 million Series F led by SoftBank’s Vision Fund and Qatar Investment Authority. Wellington, IVP and Fidelity also participated in the deal, which gives Compass a total capital raise of nearly $1.2 billion, the company said.
