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Is co-working market getting too big, too fast? Some say 'poaching' is a sign K.C. Alfred / San Diego Union-Tribune Downtown Works, a co-working space in downtown San Diego has been opened for about a year, shown here on Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2017. Downtown Works, a co-working space in downtown San Diego has been opened for about a year, shown here on Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2017. (K.C. Alfred...
Retail hasn't been getting the best press lately. All the consumer press seems to cover is store closures, retailer bankruptcies, the death of the mall and the extinction of brick-and-mortar stores due to the dominance of Amazon. The recently posted CBRE Retail Innovation Series illustrates the challenges that this commercial real estate sector faces, but it also provides solutions for land...
By Susan Kelley for the Cornell Chronicle Arthur Adler '78, chair of the Americas division of Jones Lang LaSalle’s Hotels & Hospitality Group, gives the opening Keynote at the 4th Cornell Hospitality Research Summit. Disruptors like Airbnb are forcing the hospitality industry to rethink its business models, a leading global hotel investment adviser said Oct. 6 at the Cornell Hospitality...
Businesses across multiple industries are trying to figure out how to harness the power of virtual reality, a technology that allows users to explore a three-dimensional simulation that appears to be real. VR is making a huge splash in entertainment, especially in gaming, and is beginning to show major promise in retail, where buyers increasingly want to shop remotely, and in real estate, where...
class="article-title speakable"> The city Amazon picks for its second headquarters will change forever by Kaya Yurieff and Julia Horowitz @CNNTech October 27, 2017: 9:14 AM ET NYC went orange in a bid for Amazon's next headquarters Cities across North America want the 50,000 jobs that come with Amazon's HQ2. But will it really make life for residents better? Amazon sent c...
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Coming to Master-Planned Communities: Data-Driven Marketing, Renters—and Flying Uber Rides By Jeremy Harper October 26, 2017 Text Size: A A A Print Email Share Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Modular units, virtual reality, rental homes, data-driven marketing—and even autonomous flying passenger vehicles—will transform master-planned communities in the coming years, a group of developers and marke...
New chat channels are emerging as a real-time alternative to e-mail, along other technologies, but a comprehensive view matters most. Author By Dan O'Shea • Published Oct. 26, 2017 Share it post share tweet There is no shortage of companies, white papers, studies and advice blogs aimed at helping retailers write perfect emails to their customers before and after they visit stores (Google &q...
AMSTERDAM--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The future of cities is intelligence through 5G connectivity, and CES 2018 is the place to experience the entire connected ecosystem that brings together technologies, solutions, players and audiences in the smart city sector. Through its new comprehensive program destination, Smart Cities at CES 2018 will feature a dedicated exhibit area and a multi-day conference prog...
JLL was tapped by building owners Normandy Real Estate Partners, Drake Street Partners and GEM Realty Capital to lease Austell Place, at 47-11 Austell Place in Long Island City, N.Y. The firm will provide a full range of leasing and marketing services for the under-construction, Class A, 171,000 s/f office building. The JLL professionals overseeing the leasing assignment include Steven Rotter, exe...