|
Property analytics is becoming an increasingly popular tool to erase the nightmare of tracking down property information. Tech platforms are expanding to provide easier access to property information and local market statistics. 
San Francisco-based Waypoint is one such platform. Launched in 2015, it analyzes over 2.5B SF and $12B in operating expenses and provides users with a way to view all of their property information in one place. Bisnow spoke with Waypoint…
|
|
|
 |
|
|
|
|
|||||||||||||||||||||
|
San Francisco Board Of Supervisors Approves Pier 70 Project
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously approved Forest City's Pier 70 project Tuesday afternoon. The $2B project is expected to begin construction in February and take 11 years to complete. It is among several projects that will transform underused waterfront real…
|
|
|
|
This Mutual Fund Is Investing In Sustainable REITs
San Francisco-based Vert Asset Management has launched the first sustainable real estate mutual fund in the country. The Vert Global Sustainable Real Estate Fund is an open-end mutual fund seeking long-term capital appreciation. It will use evidence-based environmental, social and…
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|||||||||||||||||||||
|
 |
No Need For A Security Card. Office Buildings Of The Future Will Recognize Your FaceAdvanced technological systems are shaping the future of commercial real estate by improving building efficiency and safety and increasing employee comfort and productivity. With the global market for smart building technology expected to grow to almost $24.7B by 2021, the possibilities for corporate advancements are seemingly boundless. What will the evolution of office real estate bring next? With the use of artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, biometrics tech and sensors, experts project facial recognition, easy workspace wayfinding, and lights and temperature that adjust according to employees' moods or alertness are the future. |
|
Commercial Real Estate Investors Are Banking On A Fed Rate Hike — Just Not This MonthThe U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to hold short-term interest rates steady Wednesday as markets await President Donald Trump's pick for the next Fed chair, which he will announce Thursday. Many are predicting central bank governor Jerome Powell will receive the nomination. Investors overwhelmingly expect a December move, which would mark the third interest rate hike this year. Bisnow spoke with commercial real estate economists and researchers to discuss how future moves will impact property markets and how investors are factoring higher rates into their deals. |
 |
|
