Blurred Lines: 10 Tie-Ups Where The Real Estate And Tech Worlds Are Working Together
When old real estate meets new tech
When old real estate meets new tech
Amazon wants to put its robot assistant gizmos in everyone's house.
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A report from Avenue of the Americas Association, led by Rockefeller Group, found that most of Manhattan's largest office leases in 2017 were on the West Side.
Developers like Hines are pumping millions of dollars into spaces for people and not tenants.
The year of the takeover that wasn't
Since 2008, the number of private real estate-focused debt funds to close has nearly doubled, and borrowers find them to be an attractive alternative to banks.
A look at some the market defining deals in the city during 2018.
The top office properties in the CBD saw leasing activity in 2019 that outpaced the rest of the market.
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