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Jerome Powell was sworn in as the new Federal Reserve chairman, reports MarketWatch. Department store chain Bon-Ton Stores has filed for Chapter 11 protection, according to CNBC. These are among today’s just reads from around the commercial real estate industry. Jerome Powell Sworn In as Fed Chairman “Jerome Powell officially took the helm of the Federal Reserve Board on Monday, replacing Jane...

Ok, right up front here it is… A Newsletter. Wait, an Electronic Newsletter, there that's better, I want to clarify. I do need to clarify because you might be surprised how many people still today might not understand, crazy if you think about it. It has been just over three years since I started mine and I have posted one every Thursday no matter what. It's called not breaking the cha...

Sidewalk Labs announced the launch of a new spinoff company, Coord, that will be a connective tissue for street-related data, government, private companies, emerging mobility services, and the people who live in cities.  Coord is an API layer for transportation and a coordination platform for mobility services, navigation tools, and urban infrastructure. The company can help a ride-hail service m...

Google's AI push comes with plenty of people problems RYAN NAKASHIMA, Technology Writer Published: February 2, 2018, 5:53 am Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window) Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) FILE- This Tuesday, July 19, 2016, file photo shows the Google logo at the company&#...

1. Gensler — The firm was founded in 1965 and has 44 locations throughout the world. Its long list of expertise includes everything from aviation and brand design to sports and entertainment facilities. Value of projects: $276M 2. Van Tilburg, Banvard & Soderbergh — The Santa Monica-based firm was founded in 1994 and has offices in Denver and San Francisco. The firm has some big ongoing re...

Is Bitcoin getting a little played out? In our cover story this issue, we look at the new technology that has the potential to revolutionize real estate — way beyond the get-rich-quick cryptocurrency fad that has received so much attention. While Bitcoin has been used in the occasional property deal, reporter Konrad Putzier breaks down the real game-changing technologies with the greatest potent...

Technology is evolving faster than ever before. From Bitcoin’s explosive growth to drones buzzing in parks and construction sites across the country, 2017 was a year of rapid tech growth. There’s reason to believe that growth will accelerate this year, and given how technology is impacting every segment of the industry, CRE professionals would do well to stay on top of unfolding trends—even ...

The DNA of #CRE survey was founded in 2015 by Buildout and theBrokerList to get a deeper understanding of some of the habits of commercial real estate brokers and how those habits may change over time. Each year the DNA of #CRE takes the snapshot and shares it with the industry, including comprehensive reports and much analysis using engaging infographics. In 2017 the DNA of #CRE won a REMA for be...

We are a month into 2018 and the prediction articles have slowed down, so I figured I would weigh in. Here are my thoughts about who will win in 2018 in a few key areas within corporate real estate. Office Space: WeWork has changed the game. The company that is now valued over $20b built a business based on culture and providing space as a service. Recently, a friend told me that after touring the...

New York, NY (January 31, 2018) — The MIT Center for Real Estate, one of the world's leading educational and research institutions and CREtech (cretech.com), the leading commercial real estate technology platform have announced a collaboration agreement whereby the two organizations will collaborate on work together on content for events in 2018. The MIT Center for Real Estate will additionally ...