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Don't Miss IHG, Marriott, Wyndham & Hilton at Bisnow's Big Hospitality Event! A growing tech company is on its way to carving a niche within the on-demand meeting industry. 
Montreal-based Breather may double its number of available locations by the end of 2017 and is coming off a new round of Series C funding having raised $40M. Breather provides rentable meeting space for anywhere between a couple of hours and…
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3 Trends That Could Dramatically Impact West Coast HospitalityWest Coast hospitality markets could take a big hit this year. Recent policies coming out of President Donald Trump's administration have many industry experts expecting a dip in international travelers into California and the West Coast. Growth at convention centers may be what helps shore up the gaps. Travel Ban
While the national tourism industry is watching how Trump's travel ban will affect the industry in the long run, short-term numbers have not been positive. Marriott reported a 10% decline in U.S. bookings from Mexico and a 25% to 30% drop…
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More Housing Approved For Redwood City
Redwood City is about to get another housing development. The Redwood City Council approved a 350-unit complex from Greystar in early April, the Silicon Valley Business Journal reports. The eight-story building will include 35 affordable units, 2,900 SF of ground-floor…
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Ascent West Takes Dealmaking To A New Level
You do not need Donald Trump to tell you how to master the art of the deal. Just make sure you are in Scottsdale, Ariz., April 24-26 for Ascent West, the exclusive retreat for real estate's top owners, developers and investors under 45-ish. 
You cannot be there without an Ascent membership, though, and the window is closing fast on your chance to secure a spot in the real estate industry's most prestigious invite-only community. (Do not be left out in the cold when…
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CRE Tech Has Advanced So Far It Can Now Manage A BuildingIt was only a few years ago that the commercial real estate industry behaved as Luddites when it came to embracing technology. Today, tech is being used to manage buildings. Property Markets Group uses a proprietary smartphone app at "L," its state-of-the-art luxury apartment building in Chicago's Logan Square, to open doors instead of keys or fobs. It also allows tenants to set up temporary entry codes for visiting guests, dog walkers and maintenance calls during specific times of the day, tracks the length of those maintenance calls, allow tenants to RSVP for building events and even allows tenants to pay rent and interface with package delivery firms to make deliveries at times when tenants will be home to receive them. |
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New Freddie Mac Survey Reveals America's Renters Are Growing Financially Confident
A new Freddie Mac survey revealed renters are becoming increasingly confident in the state of their finances. This optimism has grown to such a degree that many plan to stay put, even as rents continue to rise. Forty-one percent of renters…
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