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It feels strange to say this, but, in a way, the threats to radically alter NAFTA by the Trump administration have actually brought positive exposure to the overall benefits of nearshore operations in Mexico, especially in Baja California. What’s odd is that virtually nobody in neighboring Southern California seems to know about it. At the very least, the level of visibility into how productive ...
Co-working startup Mindspace recently raised $20 million as it gears up to launch its first two locations in the U.S. While Mindspace is looking to go big or go home in the U.S., it’s starting off slow with its first two locations in San Francisco and Washington, D.C. Mindspace started in Tel Aviv about four years ago and has since expanded to Germany, Poland and the United Kingdom. Mindspace, i...
Highlights from Our Conversation with Michael Beckerman Published by Scott Sidman on December 12, 2017 Tweet Share ShareShares 0Michael Beckerman is the founder of CRE industry destination The News Funnel and CEO of the largest commercial real estate tech events in the industry CRE Tech. He recently sat down with Building Engines' Head of Research, Phil Mobley, to discuss the findings of our...
The line-blurring solution offers several advantages for shoppers and retailers, but challenges exist that could be a deal breaker for some. Author By Robert Williams • Published Dec. 12, 2017 Share it post share tweet First Published on Mobile app or mobile web? While the debate has been discussed for years, there’s an emerging solution that blurs the line between to two solutions by bringing...
Why migration has stalled in American cities with the most opportunity Steve Marcus A carpenter works on a new home at a residential construction site in the west side of the valley April 5, 2013. Las Vegas is a lower-wage metro area that can attract people not by its economic prowess but by its supply of lower-cost housing. By Emily Badger, New York Times News Service Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2017 | 2...
> Tech the Halls Nabs 136K-SF Data Center December 12, 2017 SkyWalker Property Partners, operating under the entity Tech the Halls LLC, acquired a 136,000-square-foot, Tier IV-designed data facility in Irving, TX. The property at 6001 Campus Circle W. sold for an undisclosed amount. Ryan Crabtree with Coldwell Banker Commercial Advisors represented the buyer, while CBRE’s Steve Berger represe...
Nextdoor, the neighborhood social networking site raised about $75 million in a funding round, The Information reported, estimating that the valuation is $1.5 billion. The round was confirmed by TechCrunch. This adds to the over $200 million that the San Francisco-based company has raised, dating back to 2010. Its last reported round was in early 2015 at a $1.1 valuation. The report says that the ...
Real estate heavyweights clearly don’t want to be left in the dust by tech startups that see opportunities to do things more efficiently, more transparently, and more affordably than has previously been possible in the long clubby, expensive, and opaque world of real estate. Just one indicator is their sudden interest in venture capital. Indeed, a six-year-old, Beverly Hills, Ca.-based early-sta...
Three years ago, even after Zillow acquired Trulia and cemented its hold on the industry, the doubters and haters dug in, second-guessing the portal’s business model, blowing smoke about it not making money and persistently questioning the true intentions of the company. The peak of this Zillow arc was an amateur “Stop Zillow” movement (and a dubious crowdfunding campaign launched earlier th...
Fifth Annual CRE // Tech New York Event Shatters All Attendance Records For A Real Estate Tech Event New York, NY (December 11, 2017) — Nearly 700 commercial real estate professionals were on hand at the CRE // Tech (cretech.com) December 7th event held at SL Green’s Tower 46 in Midtown Manhattan. This was the largest event ever in the commercial real estate tech sector with professionals atte...