Banking On Demand From Younger Travelers, Hospitality Brand Selina To Go Public Via SPAC

Hospitality brand caters to "digital nomads."

Bisnow Reached Out To 46 CRE Firms Following Roe v. Wade Decision. Most Remain Silent

Commercial real estate companies are largely silent on the subject of Roe v. Wade's reversal.

‘We’ve Had Outrageous Demand’: Flex Operators Benefiting From Office Market Shifts

Suburban areas are leading a surge in interest in flex office spaces at a time when traditional spaces are suffering.

Most Federal Workers Coming Back To Their Desks This Month, A Turning Point For RTO Movement

The federal government's plan to bring the vast majority of workers into the office could spur a broader return to downtowns nationwide.

The Wing Loses Its Prayer, Shuttering All Remaining Locations

Wing members were informed they can use IWG's other coworking facilities.

Nuveen Set To Refinance £150M London Loan As Another £270M Office Goes Into Administration

A new lender has been found for the £600M Devonshire Place.

Half Off: Another San Francisco Office Trades For 50% Discount

201 Spear is selling for a huge discount in San Francisco.

This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet: BXP 'Isn't Going Anywhere' At Met Square

Artemis takes control of Metropolitan Square, MRP lands financing for an affordable housing project, the SEC signs a major lease extension and more.

Coworking Company Switchyards Raises $5M, Plans 200-Location Expansion

With the funding comes expansion plans from the startup, which is growing across the Southeast.

With Funding Down 42%, Proptech Startups Struggle To Hang On

The proptech sector had experienced huge growth in past years, but funding drying up in 2023 has led startups to shut down and lay off staff.