From The Ashram To The Boardroom:
How Tony Cho Became Miami's
Real Estate Renaissance Man
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Drive through Miami eyeballing commercial real estate spaces, and you will see signs for all the big, corporate brokerages: CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield, JLL. Always jockeying among them is another name: Tony Cho.
Cho founded his own real estate company, Metro 1, in 2005, when he was still in his 20s. He has grown it into one of Miami's most successful firms and branched into development himself. His team has a combined experience…
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Two to three years ago, landlords were less willing to consider this type of tenant, but now they are actively seeking to partner with coworking providers to create a better tenant mix within their portfolios.
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Colliers Jumping On The Big Data Bandwagon With PropTech Founder Hire
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Colliers International tapped Jake Edens as its new head of technology and innovation strategy. Edens is the founder of REscour, a platform that marries available public commercial real estate data with a company's proprietary data. Colliers also partnered with REscour last month.
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