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Despite headline after headline of closures and bankruptcies hitting large retailers throughout the country, San Francisco Bay Area retail remains a strong market.
“The Bay Area has lots of people who want to get out [and they] tend to be of means,” Jamestown Properties Senior Vice President Joshua Callahan said. “That makes [the Bay Area] an ideal place for retailers to be.” The…
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3 Issues The Hospitality Industry Will Tackle In 2018Demand for hotels is up. International travel to the U.S. is down. Hotel owners are committed to grooming a new generation of workers in the field. Those were among the hot issues discussed during the Americas Lodging Investment Summit Jan. 22-24 at the JW Marriott in Los Angeles. The annual conference attracted more than 3,000 attendees from around the world, with panels and experts discussing the state of the hospitality industry, upcoming technology in hotels and other issues. |
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Aimco Files Appeal In Lawsuit Against Airbnb
Apartment Investment and Management Co. filed an appeal with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit in California Friday weeks after a judge ruled that San Francisco-based Airbnb was not responsible for tenants violating their leases by listing apartments on…
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Equinix CEO Resigns After Exercising 'Poor Judgment' In An Employee MatterThe CEO of one of the largest data center operators in the world abruptly resigned Thursday after exercising poor judgment with respect to an employee matter, according to a press release. Equinix Inc. CEO Steve Smith stepped down effective immediately and former CEO Peter Van Camp has been appointed interim CEO by the board of directors. 
Few details about the matter have surfaced, though Smith said the decision to step down from his position is "in the best interests of the company," according to an issued statement. "The board gave this matter the deepest consideration and recognizes…
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Rising Real Estate Costs Are Forcing Life Science Startups To Get Comfortable With Co-WorkingOpen offices, sharing and collaboration are not terms you hear often in the disciplined high-stakes world of health science. But in labs across the country, those ideas are taking root. Rising real estate costs compounded by rapidly increasing research expenditures have spurred the rise of co-working and shared workspaces in an industry defined by its rigor and privacy. |
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5 Women-Only Co-Working Spaces That Prove This Is A Lasting TrendCo-working spaces are often credited with introducing innovative elements like communal workspace, standing desks, wellness programs and the latest technology to modern office culture. Many also include pingpong tables, nap pods, arcade games and draft beer. The fun and games can be a turnoff for people focusing on productivity. For women seeking a co-working space, the WeWorks of the world can also feel bro-centric. A growing number of women entrepreneurs are starting co-working spaces exclusively for women. Hera Hub founder Felena Hanson said she found women to be underrepresented in the co-working market, and launched Hera Hub to target that demographic. Women-only co-working is here to stay and here are five companies laying the groundwork. |
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