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Suffolk has hired the construction company's first chief data officer — a rarity in the industry — as part of its ongoing strategy to use data to improve job-site quality and efficiency. 
Last year, Suffolk launched its Smart Labs, which is being used in various offices around the country, to test and deploy different programs and technologies. “The construction industry is ripe for disruption so we believe leveraging big data and analytics…
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Exclusive: Thor Equities Completes First Berkeley Purchase
Thor Equities has expanded its portfolio to include an office and R&D campus in Berkeley. The $17.5M purchase of 600 Bancroft Way is the company's first for Berkeley. Newmark Group brokered the deal. “Berkeley is an ideal location for office and…
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California College Of Arts Gears Up For Its Big On-Campus Housing Project
California College of the Arts is nearing the initial phases of its large on-campus housing project in San Francisco. A building permit was filed Feb. 16 for new construction at 188 Hooper St., according to BuildZoom. The project's construction cost is listed…
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Gentrification And Preservation: A Modern Day Look At America's Historically Black NeighborhoodsWhat has become of the historic African-American neighborhoods around the United States? For Black History Month, Bisnow reporters pounded the pavement these past two months to find out. From San Francisco to Charlotte to New York City, residents, city officials and local businesses discussed the latest commercial projects underway and how they are reshaping their communities. While some neighborhoods are being aggressively redeveloped and experiencing pushback from longtime residents wary of being priced out, others are becoming more modern while still holding firm to their cultural identity. |
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Post Presidents Club, Real Estate Firms Prepare For Undercover Journalists At Annual Cannes JamboreeThe #MeToo movement has impacted every corner of society and business. But in the U.K. the real estate industry has been a particular area of focus due to the fallout from allegations of sexual harassment at the annual dinner of the Presidents Club. While those who attended the Presidents Club event came from many areas of business and politics, around half of the tables at the event were sponsored by property companies, and two of the charity's three trustees were property professionals. The industry was portrayed in international media as being particularly prone to inappropriate behavior. |
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8 Things You Need To Know About The Real Estate Retreat Redefining Dealmaking
Once a year, a carefully curated group of commercial real estate's best and brightest converge to build bonds, share experiences and explore conversations beyond the industry. Welcome to Escape. What began as an answer to the lack of networking platforms…
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