Common Co-Living Lands In Miami
First came coworking, now comes co-living.
In this emerging format of multifamily development, residents have their own private rooms but share kitchens and other areas; it is related to a dorm or hostel, but with stylish furniture, group yoga classes and rents commensurate with an upscale experience. Common,…
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A Trendy Miami Neighborhood Is Getting ... Jai Alai?
Miami's trendy, and largely residential, Edgewater neighborhood could soon be home to a new gambling facility with poker and jai alai. Operators of Miami's Magic City Casino won state approval last week to run "summer jai alai" on a site…
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Electric Car Charging Operators Offering To Install Chargers In Buildings For Free
A recent survey of 500 Tesla drivers found that owners of the Model X earn an average salary of $503K, while owners of the Model S earn about $267K. For a landlord or business owner, that is just the sort of well-heeled person you want renting your unit or perusing the goods in your store while she waits for her car to charge up.
The companies that own and install the electric vehicle charging stations know this, and they are making it easier than ever for properties to host the chargers on-site, even at no cost. They want their networks blanketing the country, partly…
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As Sea Level Rises, Architects And Developers Adapt And Innovate
While the San Francisco Bay Area's best features may be the seemingly endless views of the waterfront, the view comes with a price. Sea levels are expected to rise as much as 4 feet by the end of the century, according to a report from the National Climate Assessment. About 5 million people in the U.S. are within 4 feet of a local high-tide level and in the next few decades storm surge and sea level rise could combine to increase flooding across the country.
But the local real estate community and city officials have a plan.
As San Francisco and other Bay Area cities work on developments that open access to waterfront, architects, developers and city officials are coming up with strategies to create…
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At Escape, Real Estate's Elite Mix Business With Wellness
MIAMI — The 1 Hotel in South Beach, Miami, might as well be at the edge of the world. Rising above the beach, the sprawling complex sits on a narrow strip of land where buildable space is limited and land…
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The New Closers: Why Marcus & Millichap's Madison O'Connor Is One Of Commercial Real Estate's Future Leaders
Marcus & Millichap Vice President of Investments Madison O'Connor may only be 29, but her résumé includes nearly a decade of experience in commercial real estate.
The southern California native is an integral part of the firm's top grossing team, having spearheaded $85M in office and industrial real estate sales in the past two years. O'Connor has excelled in an industrial real estate sales market dominated largely by men, and when she is not busy brokering deals she spends much of her free time mentoring young women entering the business.
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PropTech Entrepreneur Launches CRE Data Collection Platform Lyra Intel
Serial entrepreneur Rob Finlay, who has been launching commercial real estate-oriented companies for nearly 20 years, kicked off his latest venture this week with the public launch of Lyra Intel.
The Lyra Intel platform, which attaches to existing property management systems, collects data about properties and tenants and offers it in a dashboard format. That kind of easy-to-grasp presentation hasn't always been available to owners or property managers, Finlay told Bisnow.
After collecting data at the portfolio, property or occupant levels, the system allows property owners and managers to better understand resident or tenant needs by putting data in a readily understandable form, according to Finlay.
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