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CoStar Market Insight: Investors Gravitating to Value Add Sales of 150 W. Jefferson Ave. and Troy Tower Highlight the Trend By Amena Ali October 30, 2017 Email Print Close to 600 office sales finalized in the Detroit Metro over the last four quarters, and the most obvious trend among these sales was the propensity of developers to gravitate toward properties rated 3 Star or less. Such transactions...

Due to changing global consumption patterns, the way people work and live is undergoing a fundamental shift — specifically the structures of community, urbanization, and sharing. In response, WeWork has found itself at the forefront of this evolution, offering companies of all sizes the opportunity to redefine employee experience and productivity through vibrant design, engaging community, techn...

Newmark Group files for $100M initial public offering From TRD New York: Newmark Group filed for a $100 million initial public offering Monday in a bid to spin off from its parent company, Howard Lutnick’s BGC Partners. The filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said the entity will include the commercial brokerage Newmark Knight Frank and the mortgage firm Berkeley Point and it...

Only seven states did not submit bids for Amazon's second headquarters. Some local governments say that the company's campus would be too large, even for their biggest metro areas. Seattle, Washington, the location of Amazon's first headquarters, has experienced a population boom, rising housing prices, long periods of construction, and heavy traffic, due largely to an influx of te...

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...

WeWork signed a lease for two more floors at Cohen Brothers Realty’s 135 East 57th Street, expanding its office space in the tower to 125,000 square feet. The co-working company now occupies nine floors in the 32-story tower. It initially took four floors in early 2016, before adding three more in November. Savitt Partners represented the tenant. The two floors WeWork is now taking were previous...

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...

Coworking giant WeWork has nabbed 27,000 square feet at 135 East 57th Street, bringing its space in the Midtown East building to 125,000 square feet, Commercial Observer has learned. WeWork has taken the 17th and 18th floors in the building between Lexington and Park Avenues, according to a release from Cohen Brothers Realty, bringing its floor count in the 32-story tower to nine, and representing...

Tech Data spending $156 million to buy its buildings Times Staff Tampa Bay Times Friday, October 27, 2017 12:47pm Print 0 My Edition I want to see more articles tagged I'm already following articles tagged Clearwater-based Tech Data Corp. is buying its headquarters after many years of leasing the property. [Company photo] Tampa Bay's largest public corporation by revenues, Clearwater...

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...