The pace of life on the digital frontier can be exciting and exhausting, and there are lots of different ways to approach the topic of social media. Here are three guidelines to consider.
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Read moreIn the final installment of this three-part series, we’ll look at how to seize the commercial real estate opportunities that New Tech 3.0 has to offer.
Read moreIn part two of this series of posts, we explore the factors contributing to the third wave of technology that’s impacting office leasing in Manhattan.
Read articleA surge of “New Tech” is having a positive effect on the Manhattan office market. But this is not a brand-new phenomenon. Learn about New Tech 3.0, the third wave of New Tech in Manhattan.
Read articleFrom drones to virtual reality, tech-enabled solutions are changing the way business is done across every retail segment. One of the most interesting areas to watch is the “rise of the retail robots.”
Read articleAmazon is testing a new concept that has everyone abuzz. But the fact is, automation is coming to just about every area of our lives. The question is: what will it look like and when?
Read articleInstagram recently announced a new feature to make the shopping experience frictionless. Here’s what retailers need to be thinking about now to make the most of this change.
Read articleInnovations in financial technology or “fintech” are shaking up the financial industry and creating interesting ramifications in commercial real estate.
Read articleIt’s impossible for commercial real estate to ignore developments in the finance industry. It’s time to take note of the implications of financial technology.
Read moreReal estate owners and brokers alike can make better decisions powered by predictive analytics.
Read moreScott Nelson shares insights with GlobeSt.com on how technology and data are changing commercial real estate.
Read moreTechnology companies from California continue to set up shop in Seattle to take advantage of the comparatively lower cost of living and the depth of engineering talent in the area. Companies like Google, Intel, and Adobe have been here for some time.
Read moreDuring the first quarter of 2016, San Jose/Silicon Valley saw nearly 2.5 million square feet of office leasing activity, representing a near-25 percent jump from the previous quarter but a slight decrease from the level of activity one year prior.
Read moreWhen you think about technology hubs, do you think about Indianapolis? You should, especially considering tech’s impact on the city’s commercial real estate.
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