Technology

Crescent Heights multifamily properties have a new technology and workplace series with the goal of creating a natural forum for people in technology to connect, foster collaboration and birth new ideas, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Retail has gone from big-box real estate, offering everything for everyone, to smaller footprints targeting customers through data-driven marketing. Thanks, Amazon!

Submarkets such as East Cambridge may command the widest rent premiums, but there are opportunities for office landlords in adjacent neighborhoods as tech firms expand, says CBRE.

A roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.

But many private investors are eager to jump into the sector, and forming JVs with the big players looks like a good option.

“A concentrated focus on STEM in higher education has given tech companies new markets to target outside of traditional tech hubs,” says Julia Georgules at JLL.

Developers have been adding every amenity they can think of to new complexes, but how can they know which ones bring in rental income?

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary, Dealpath CEO Mike Sroka writes that the proliferation of data in CRE has created the need to structure, secure and maintain a vast amount of data in an industry that historically hasn't had to invest in cybersecurity.