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We’re living in such a digital world these days that it almost feels as if we barely need to leave our homes to run everyday errands. You don’t have to visit the grocery store to get produce at your front door, or need to head to the movies to watch the hottest new flicks. You can get beauty products from across the world on your front step with free 2-day shipping, and getting food from your ...

Written by ADMIN on 11.21.17 in Commercial Real Estate, Industrial, Market Trends, Retail- No comments Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and while the commercial real estate industry has experienced its share of challenges this year, it's also evolving at an unprecedented rate. Change creates opportunity, and from booming industrial markets to the promise of new technologies, CRE profe...

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and while the commercial real estate industry has experienced its share of challenges this year, it’s also evolving at an unprecedented rate. Change creates opportunity, and from booming industrial markets to the promise of new technologies, CRE professionals have a lot to be thankful for this year. #1. Industrial just won’t stop growing Last year the i...

You can’t be a CRE blogger and not talk about Amazon. They have single-handedly impacted not only the way the entire retail space operates, but the physical structures of commercial real estate, as well. More recently, I’ve talked about my thoughts on Amazon Go and some other ways the ecommerce behemoth has been shaking up literally everything we know. But today, I want to talk about friction....

WeWork is making aggressive moves in London to sell space to global banks that are uncertain of their plans post-Brexit. The $20 billion co-working startup has been going on a hiring spree to attract corporate clients, including a recent hire from Bank of America specifically to go after the banking sector, the Financial Times reported. Those familiar with the company’s strategy said it is looki...

New York City isn't quite ready for a timber tower, but Brooklyn is about to take a crack at low-rise office and retail buildings made of wood. Flank, an architecture and development firm, is building two timber-filled commercial buildings at 320 and 360 Wythe Avenue in South Williamsburg. The firm is billing the projects as the first wooden structures to be built in the city in nearly a cent...

Buildout CEO Vishu Ramanathan discusses how far CRE technology has come in the last decade and where it’s going in the years to come. Duke and I recently sat down for his podcast to talk about how far CRE technology has come in just the last decade and where it’s going in the near future. The old cliché that the CRE industry is behind the times may have been true 10 years ago, but it’s not ...

What do you picture when you imagine a hedge-fund office? A noisy trading floor full of hedge-fund guys in fleece vests? Two Sigma, a $45 billion hedge-fund firm that uses advanced technologies to find investment opportunities, is a little different. The firm, which says it has seen head count grow by more than 400% in the past seven years, is as much a technology company as it is a finance compan...

Ramping Up for the Next Generation of Real Estate For the ownership team at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New Jersey Properties, it's all about focused growth—and maintaining a company culture that thrives on performance and professionalism. The company, which reported volume last year of over $ 1.5 billion, has grown its agent population by nearly one-fourth in the last three years alone...

Public interest is high, so why is it “not in the public interest” to release details of Colorado's Amazon bid? Right-to-know advocates worry about what cities may be hiding behind confidentiality agreementsShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new win...