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Coworking represents a small yet growing segment of the office market. A study by Yardi Matrix of coworking leases in 20 major markets found 1,166 coworking sites with 26.9 million square feet of space. Commercial real estate has always evolved in ways that reflect technological and social changes. The most obvious current examples revolve around how e-commerce has altered the landscape for retail...
In 1996, when Richard Smith took the helm of Realogy, the housing bubble was in its infancy; there was no such thing as Zillow; and the concept of a startup brokerage with unicorn status was both inconceivable and 17 years off. Having weathered all of the above — and then some — the veteran chief executive passed the baton on Jan. 1 to Ryan Schneider, a banking executive who’s vowed to accel...
SAN JOSE, CA – FEBRUARY 1, 2018 – CBRE announced a new build-to-suit office opportunity at Bay 101 Technology Place, a mixed-use, high-rise project at 1740 North First Street in North San Jose. The nine-story Class A tower is currently entitled for approximately 245,000 square feet of office space. Located at the intersection of Highway 101 and First Street adjacent to the new Bay 101 Casi...
One way malls are filling empty spaces is with Dave & Buster’s, according to CNBC. Manhattan real estate sales have stalled after the passage of tax reform, the Wall Street Journal reports. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry. After Tax Overhaul, Manhattan Real-Estate Sales Seize Up “The tax overhaul and its elimination of some tax advantage...
WeWork’s (Chinese) New Year’s resolution is to become a household name in China. The New York-based space-sharing giant will add new locations in eight cities in mainland China and a few in Hong Kong in 2018, local paper South China Morning Post reported on Tuesday. Among the eight mainland cities (Xi’an, Shenzhen, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Xiamen, Chengdu, Nanjing and Wuhan), three are near Shangha...
Where we stand today. Commercial real estate data has long been left abandoned in dark recesses and behind firewalls, either forgotten or hidden. Mostly for a perceived competitive advantage. Today that may no longer be a choice. The tension between commercial real estate data that is aggregated, mined or sold and data that is found or acquired is, for now, an explosive dynamic. The question for c...
Harbor Aims To Revolutionize the World’s Largest Capital Market with Innovation in Crypto-Securities Compliance Fifth Wall is excited to announce our investment in Harbor, the first blockchain technology company addressing the regulatory challenges of trading private securities on blockchains, including Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) and secondary trades. Harbor’s decentralized compliance...
The Colliers-LiquidSpace partnership marks a new beginning for flexible real estate. But more broadly, commercial real estate as a whole is pressing towards the future. Hats off to Colliers International for their insight in being an early adopter of flexible real estate technology. Colliers is one of the most influential real estate services companies in the world. Seeing the shift in commercial ...
WeWork quietly signed a lease for more than 120,000 square feet on 14th Street, at a property that could house the coworking colossus’ next big corporate member. The company is taking 122,000 square feet across six floors at Abner Properties’ 154 West 14th Street, sources told The Real Deal. But WeWork’s kept mum on the 15-year lease and hasn’t yet advertised the location. That’s because...
Real estate research and data startup Reonomy raised $16 million in its latest funding round, about three years after last raising venture capital. The company, founded in 2013, has now picked up just under $40 million from investors, making it one of the deeper-pocketed startups to tackle the burgeoning market for commercial real estate intelligence. Bain Capital Ventures, which headed up Reonomy...