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Voting Now Open for 4th Annual Real Estate Tech Awards (#RETAS) NEW YORK- (October 2, 2017) – CRE // Tech, the leading resource for all things commercial real estate tech, announced today that polls are now open for their fourth annual Real Estate Tech Awards (#RETAS). The survey, which is open to the public and receives thousands of votes each year, will determine the 2017 leaders in the commer...
Meeting space provider Convene has signed a lease for a 58,000-square-foot space at 101 Greenwich Street in the Financial District to relocate its headquarters and establish its 11th New York City location and largest in the country, Commercial Observer has learned. The company is planning to occupy 2,500 square feet on the ground floor, which will house a coffee shop run by high-end purveyor For ...
RealNex Suite provides CRE professionals tremendous efficiency through the entire deal cycle HOUSTON-October 2, 2017-RealNex, a commercial real estate technology company, today announced the launch of its largest-to-date release-- RealNex 3.0. New features and advanced integration between CORE CRM, MarketEdge (financial analysis, reporting and deal room capabilities), and MarketPlace, a single, ne...
Well, well, well, yet another CRE//Tech Intersect event and this time in LA. I have to say it's been long overdue. LA is the second largest #CRE market in the US and the weather is always nice so why not. Let's get right to it. Big thanks to Lew and the team at CBRE for graciously hosting. Thank you @CBRE for hosting our event today!! pic.twitter.com/lMt45FKezw — CRE // Tech (@Official...
By Jennifer Elias and Janice Bitters – Silicon Valley Business Journal Updated Sep 29, 2017, 4:04pm PDT Microsoft Corp. has purchased nearly 65 acres in north San Jose, a site it’s currently trying to get entitled for up to 1.2 million square feet of light industrial and data center uses. The property, a swath of farm land north of Highway 237 between Zanker Road and Coyote Creek, sold for...
By Veronica Brezina – Staff Writer, Orlando Business Journal A city of Orlando spokeswoman told Orlando Business Journal the region's planned $1 billion Creative Village is one of several locations it plans to pitch to e-commerce giant Amazon.com Inc. (NYSE: AMZN) for its planned second headquarters, known as HQ2. “We are working with the Orlando Economic Partnership to provide a comp...
Hugo Neu announced that NYONair, a media brand specializing in helicopter-based aerial content, has opened a 10,000-square-foot storefront at Kearny Point, the innovative 3 million s/f redevelopment of the historic Kearny shipyard. NYONair will house the storefront operations of its FlyNYON arm, through which it offers thrilling “doors-off” helicopter experiences, in its new ground-floor space...
Technology is here to stay in commercial real estate and, to be honest, is changing the way things are done throughout the property life cycle. Mobile technology, CRM software, and virtual reality are making those embracing these technologies more efficient and more profitable. However, your agents may be resistant to change and avoid the new tools available to them. 1. Choose Wisely The first ste...
Real estate is like football…is something nobody who knows me would ever expect me to say. But sometimes a sports analogy is just the perfect fit. Hear me out… From our perch within commercial real estate, we see trends emerge. With Q4 looming, client interest in portfolio and asset performance reviews has spiked, and unfortunately, it’s revealing a theme: Investors are avoiding asset manage...
Find Seattle on a map. Now find the farthest U.S. city from it. The Miami metro area wants to be on Amazon’s map as the home for its second headquarters, a planned $5 billion, eight-million-square-foot, 50,000-employee campus for Amazon executives, staff and high tech professionals (Read: high-paying jobs). But while economic development agencies in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties ar...