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She's Always Listening By Emily Cheng on Nov 30, 2017 in Technology As the popularity of Artificial Intelligence is on the rise and corporate giants such as Google, Microsoft, and Apple are racing to develop the best commercial AI product, the focus has shifted from humans being more intelligent like machines, to developing machines to act more like humans. This past July, Amazon acquired a S...
SEATTLE (AP) — Microsoft says it's overhauling its longtime headquarters with an 18-building construction project that will make room for another 8,000 workers. The announcement came ahead of the company's annual shareholders meeting Wednesday. Microsoft's decision to expand on the footprint of its campus in Redmond, Washington, its home since 1986, is in contrast to the highly-pu...
Navigation Start Here About Blog Resources Contact Search Start Here About Blog Resources Contact Search The Real Estate Software Powering Our Growth: Featuring Dealpath Joe Stampone November 29, 2017 Featured, Innovation/Technology Leave a Comment Over the past 7 years, Atlas has acquired 45 properties with a total deal value of ~$800M. Over that time, we’ve grown from 3 guys in a 100 SF shared...
SEATTLE — Microsoft is overhauling its longtime headquarters with an 18-building construction project that will make room for another 8,000 workers. The announcement came ahead of the company's annual shareholders meeting Wednesday. Microsoft's decision to expand on the footprint of its campus in Redmond, Washington, its home since 1986, is in contrast to the highly-publicized office e...
Microsoft has announced a massive expansion plan aimed at modernizing its headquarters in Redmond, Washington. Unlike fellow Washington-based tech giant Amazon, which is seeking a second HQ in a new location, Microsoft is building on existing ground in order to “grow right here at home.” Its current Redmond Campus includes 125 buildings that house a workforce of around 48,000, but its expansio...
Microsoft President Brad Smith discusses the 9.2 million-square-foot plan and the tech company's real estate strategy.
Tech-by-the-Bay: Less of a bubble, more of an economic revolution November 28, 20170 CommentsBy JLL Edge November 28, 2017 By: Steffen Kammerer, Senior Vice President, JLL JLL’s latest report on Tech Office Trends shows the Bay Area’s continuing dominance as a global center of innovation. This may be news to some of you reading this, but the revered “three dot” Chronicle columnist Herb C...
A new partnership between autonomous driving startup Optimus Ride and release estate developer LStar Ventures will see self-driving vehicle access offered up to residents of a new urban development near Boston called Union Point, via a revenue generating last mile commuter and local destination autonomous travel service. The partnership will see the Union Point neighborhood, which occupies 1,550 a...
WeWork announced on Tuesday that it bought Meetup, a website for organizing group trips and events. Terms of the deal weren't announced, but Axios said the price was around $200 million. Meetup is only one of a slew of new investments and purchases the $20 billion startup has made in recent months. WeWork, the startup building a network of coworking offices and apartments, announced on...
You can’t, you think you can but no, you can’t. What does it take to have a competitive real estate company today? At at least the basic level it should be what? Are you sure or are you just hoping it won't change until you retire? The Evolution of REX. Prototypes, Seed Rounds, and Beta. By definition, a quant is an expert at analyzing and managing quantitative data. Seems like a pretty b...