How Hunt Realty Will Push DFW Corporate Relocation Farther North
Hunt Realty Investments' announcement that it and several partners plan to develop a 2,544-acre ranch on the northern fringe of Frisco raises the stakes for central business districts competing for corporate relocations with wealthy suburbs replete with land.
The property, called Headquarters Ranch, has significant frontage along the Dallas North Tollway, Preston Road and Highway 380. It is the largest contiguous land assemblage in Frisco and was part of the estate of Bert Fields Jr.
The deal is the…
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WeWork Launches Another New Business, This Time Aimed At The Missing Middle
WeWork is the dominant figure in the coworking space, pioneering creative spaces for freelancers and giant companies alike, built on the power of community as a draw for 21st-century workers.
But on Wednesday, the company announced a new product line aimed directly at midsized companies that want to be members at a WeWork, but don't like to share.
HQ by WeWork is a new product aimed at giving companies with between 11 and 250 employees WeWork-designed, managed and leased space. The offices would be private, flexible and offer fewer services than a traditional WeWork, but have the benefit of…
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Latin America-Based Selina Looks To Bring Its Flavor Of Hospitality And Coworking To The U.S.
Selina will bring its unique flavor of melding hospitality with coworking to the U.S. and Europe in the coming years.
Flush with $95M from a recent Series B round, the all-in-one boutique hospitality company that mixes coworking, co-living, food and beverage, wellness and a community minded-approach has 25 locations in Central and South America. It is aiming to branch out to markets elsewhere for the first time.
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The New Closers: Why NKF Capital Markets Financial Analyst Scott Gordon Is Someone To Watch
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VIDEO: An Inside Look At NYC's Amenities Arms Race
Offices used to be designed around the big boss' preferences — corner offices, easy transit connections to the suburbs, cubicles for the underlings — but companies can't get away with that anymore. These days, businesses have to offer more than a desk and a paycheck, and New York City landlords are scrambling to help them stand out.
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