Making Hip Out of History: How A Turn-of-the-Century Building Was Renovated To Attract Creative Tenants
100-104 Fifth Avenue was once a historic building in shambles, but has found new life as a hotspot for creative, edgy, tech-focused companies.
100-104 Fifth Avenue was once a historic building in shambles, but has found new life as a hotspot for creative, edgy, tech-focused companies.
Advances in technology are not only changing what goes into buildings, but also how they are designed, built and managed, according to several of our panelists
Riverview Realty Partners on the four things your office building needs to stay ahead of competition.
Despite its low tech rep, real estate is adopting the latest technology from pre-development planning to marketing.
U.S. cities are deploying digital infrastructure improvements to become smarter, healthier and more sustainable cities.
Despite divesting from some interests, Jared Kushner still controls the vast majority of his real estate empire.
Austin has become a major hub for the U.S. top tech talent. Office landlords have had to upgrade their properties to compete for tenants in a digital age.
Amazon's search for its next HQ calls for a city making strides in best-in-class connectivity infrastructure. For competing cities, it could give them an edge.
Boston's construction boom has coincided with improving digital connectivity. With more companies relying on internet access, broadband is an office must-have.
Co-working providers have flooded the Atlanta market, and it is making traditional officer owners nervous. Traditional office space must adapt to compete.
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