Companies Look To Simplify Cloud Storage With Data Exchange Platforms
When it comes to the world of data storage, the simpler the better. Cloud exchanges like Equinix give large corporations multicloud access that streamlines cloud use to maximize efficiency and minimize cost.
“In this multicloud world, enterprise companies are looking for simple solutions,” said Equinix Global Managing Director, Strategic Alliances Robert Breynaert, who will discuss this topic as part of a panel at the Data Center Investment Conference & Expo Northwest March 26.…
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In Their Own Words: What It's Really Like To Be Black In CRE
For the last few years, diversity has been a word tossed around as a lofty initiative at innumerable commercial real estate companies. Yet despite a recognition that minorities are marginalized in the industry, the racial makeup of real estate at the highest levels has not changed demonstrably.
Bisnow reached out to dozens of black executives from New York, Charlotte, Chicago, Seattle, Washington, D.C., Miami, Houston — and everywhere in between — and granted them anonymity to candidly and forcefully discuss the challenges they face in CRE. Courageously, many chose to add their name to the public record to address a vital issue: What is it really like to be black in this industry?
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Pierce County Leads Puget Sound Industrial Growth
The Puget Sound industrial market continued to grow in the last three months of 2018, with the growth largely fueled by e-commerce, according to a report by Colliers International. A number of new buildings still had vacancies, which negatively affected absorption,…
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Mynd Property Management Enters Seattle Market With Jevons Acquisition
Oakland-based Mynd Property Management recently acquired Jevons Property Management. Jevons, based in Seattle, currently manages 800 units of multifamily and single-family rentals. Enrique Jevons, a real estate investor with over 20 years of experience, will continue to manage the office,…
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Compass Construction Restructures Leadership Team, Names Frank Stauff President
Compass Construction recently restructured its executive team and named Frank Stauff president. Formerly the Kirkland-based company's vice president, Stauff joined the firm in 2016.
“It's an honor to be given the opportunity to lead a company that is so invested…
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Real Estate Money In Politics: Growing Distrust, 'An Explosion Of Demand' For Accountability
Development, politics and money have been cozy for decades, but Amazon's decision to pull HQ2 out of New York was a stunning reversal after unprecedented public backlash. If ever there was a time for such a response to become a nationwide trend, it might now be at hand.
The city governments of Los Angeles, Chicago and Philadelphia are reeling amid ongoing FBI investigations. Their counterparts in New York and Atlanta are grappling with public sentiment rising against the standard practice of exchanging tax breaks for development.
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What You Need To Know About Amazon's Stunning Rejection Of New York City
First, there was shock. Then there was disappointment, then anger. Quickly, it all turned to blame.
“I'm pissed off,” Modern Spaces CEO Eric Benaim said shortly after the news broke that the tech giant was no longer bringing its highly anticipated HQ2 to the Long Island City waterfront. "Twenty-five thousand people just lost a weekly paycheck ... New York City just sent a message that the political climate is too crazy and businesses aren't welcome. That's the message we just sent.”
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Amazon's New York Exit Not Expected To Change Plans For Northern Virginia Campus
Amazon shocked the business world Thursday when it backtracked on its plan for a 25,000-employee campus in New York City, but the plans for the other half of its HQ2 project appear to be unchanged.
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Hope Springs Eternal For Georgia With Amazon Scrapping NYC Plans
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