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Colliers International's Bryan Younge discusses how hotels are getting creative with their meeting space.
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Airbnb's Jaja Jackson provides an update on the Friendly Building Program and where it is being used in the Bay Area.
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A new startup wishes to introduce self-storage in the UK to the sharing economy.
As hoteliers remain defensive against Airbnb, Colliers International's Bryan Younge says brands are boosting investment in these areas.
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A 95-page report outlines the future of PropTech
The Metro Nashville Planning Commission is mulling what to do about short-term rentals.
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From the hidden voices of CRE's LGBT community to social media's impact on restaurant anchor tenants, here are this week's headlines, presented by EisnerAmper
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Boston's hospitality sector is trying to recover from a 2016 downturn you may have not even noticed.
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This group of startups is betting on apartment owners to convert vacant units into pop-up hotel rooms.
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As competition heats up in the hospitality industry, hoteliers are switching things up to stay relevant during this time of change.
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