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The White House senior adviser and son-in-law of President Donald Trump has reportedly divested from the company he co-founded to avoid conflicts of interest.
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For her North Bay location, Compass Development's West Coast director is as busy as ever leading sales for some of the region's biggest projects
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WeWork is suing landlords in Boston and Washington, D.C., over allegedly unreimbursed tenant improvement costs.
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CBRE has filed with the SEC the creation of a $400M special purpose acquisition company called CBRE Acquisition Holdings.
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Over a year after a failed IPO resulted in an implosion and the ouster of CEO Adam Neumann, WeWork is exploring going public again, this time through a SPAC.
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A combination of lost memberships, lease exits and a massive settlement with Adam Neumann drove WeWork to a $2.1B loss in Q1, quadruple what it lost a year ago.
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Demand for coworking space at WeWork has fully recovered, its chairman says.
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Thursday marks the first day that shares of WeWork can be traded publicly under the stock symbol WE, after the completion of its SPAC merger.
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The fund will be seeking distressed deals and structured credit opportunities.
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Vantage Data Centers will invest more than $25B to develop a 1.4-gigawatt data center campus totaling 3.7M SF in rural Shackelford County, Texas.
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