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H-E-B has acquired Favor, the on-demand delivery service out of Texas. Favor will continue to operate as an independent wholly-owned subsidiary of the grocery chain. The company first launched in 2014 at SXSW, bringing a Texas-tailored approach to on-demand delivery. While many on-demand services, such as Postmates, focus on high-density areas like NYC and San Francisco, Favor built a product that...
Facebook Twitter Linkedin In 2011 WeWork ran an accelerator-like program, WeWork Labs, which was left unattended while the company focused on building its portfolio. This week, the program has been relaunched in New York City with plans to open a further 27 labs in 2018. WeWork Labs hopes to provide access to a “great educational network” for startups. Over the past few years, WeWork has const...
Real estate startups have a palpable presence on the third annual Forbes Fintech 50, featuring the top companies in the financial technology (fintech) sector. According to Forbes, $27.4 billion was invested in fintech startups in 2017, which marked a 16 percent increase from the previous year, and with seven real estate startups among the top 50, there’s a lot of money being spent to disrupt the...
New Books–February 2018 Posted in What's New, by Anne-Marie Siudzinski on February 15, 2018 NAR members and Association staff can borrow up to six electronic books, digital audios and/or videos at no cost, through the Virtual Library eBooks Collection. Members can also borrow up to three books for 30 days from the Library Catalog for a nominal fee of $10. Call Information Services at 800...
betaworks, the 10-year-old startup studio out of NYC, is today introducing a brand new business in the form of betaworks Studios. Think of betaworks Studios as a membership club for builders, offering entrepreneurs, artists, enginneers/developers, and creatives the space to work on their projects and get to know one another. Builders is the word that betaworks uses to describe its core demographic...
“To me, disruption is the result of taking a problem, standing it on its head and then solving it but with complete disregard for feasibility,” said Beekman Advisors Managing Partner Shekar Narasimhan. He said, in the old days, the best way to figure out how a car worked was to dismantle it and then put it back together—working backward, he called it. He said that over time this same model h...
If you have purchased a drone in the last year or two, there’s a high likelihood that it only emerges from your gadget closet a few times per year, if that. That probably doesn’t leave you feeling too great about your purchase, but it also leaves an expensive piece of professional equipment lying dormant that a lot of people could use. DroneBase is a startup that connects drone users with comm...
By Turner Levison Posted February 15, 2018 In Uncategorized What Blockchains Bring to CRE2018-02-152018-02-14https://commissiontrac.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/ctlh.pngCommissionTrachttps://commissiontrac.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/ct-blog-blockchain.jpg200px200px 0 Mainstream adoption of the technology is slowly happening and you’ve probably at least heard the term “blockchain” b...
By Urvaksh Karkaria – Staff Writer, Atlanta Business Chronicle Updated Feb 14, 2018, 10:03pm EST Co-working giant WeWork’s voracious appetite for Atlanta marketshare shows no sign of being satiated. The New York-based “unicorn” is expected to occupy 50,000 square feet at Coda, a high-profile office tower rising in the shadow of Tech Square, according to a source. A lease could be sig...
The New York-based “unicorn” is expected to occupy 50,000 square feet at Coda, a high-profile office tower rising in the shadow of Tech Square, according to a source. In Atlanta, WeWork is in a land-grab with marketshare battle with competitors, including Industrious. The post WeWork’s Atlanta land-grab continues with major expansion at Midtown’s Coda tower appeared first on Real Estate In...