Co-Warehousing Startup Saltbox Lands Village Global-Led Seed to Provide Community for the ‘Concrete Class’ – Hypepotamus Co-warehousing startup for the “concrete class,” Saltbox has closed on seed funding as it opens memberships for its first location in Atlanta. Source: Co-Warehousing Startup Saltbox Lands Village Global-Led Seed to Provide Community for the ‘Concrete Class’ – Hypepotamus
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Industrious Shows Growing Importance of Shared Office Spaces in Atlanta – Atlanta Business Chronicle
The rise of the shared office spaces is endemic to the start-up frenzy. Co-working spaces, incubators and “you-name-it” sharing arrangements abound nationally and have been multiplying in Atlanta at an astonishing pace. Perhaps they’ve been late pushing into Atlanta due to the southeast’s dearth of venture capital funding relative to other regions. As described in Eliot Brown’s excellent WSJ article WeWork’s […]
Read MoreInvesting: Learning from Peter Thiel’s Zero to One
This is a great book if you have interest in business, investing and/or startups. While geared toward venture backed companies, Thiel’s observations and the business histories recounted apply to any company in any industry. I stumbled upon a speech that Thiel gave at SXSW 2013 on YouTube (entitled “You Are Not a Lottery Ticket”) which ultimately led […]
Read MoreFor Start-Ups, How Many Angels Is Too Many? – NYTimes.com
The Silicon Valley investment frenzy has spurred so-called angel investors into earlier financing rounds, but there are downsides for both entrepreneur and investor. Source: For Start-Ups, How Many Angels Is Too Many? – NYTimes.com
Read MoreAuction.com-Situs Deal Aims to Move Commercial Property Beyond Local Arena | Reuters
I could not agree more!: “What really matters in these small deals is the validity of rent rolls, of abstracting leases and reviewing inspection reports for tenant improvements,” – Jesse Keenan Source: Auction.com-Situs deal aims to move commercial property beyond local arena | Reuters
Read MoreAtlanta’s Boxcar Offices | Small Work Spaces With A Killer View – Hypepotamus
The tiny house movement has been gaining momentum with hipsters and retirees alike. Now the creative classes’ enthusiasm for well built and highly functioning small spaces is trickling into work spaces as refurbished shipping containers. These aren’t your average … Source: Atlanta’s Boxcar Offices | Small Work Spaces With A Killer View – Hypepotamus
Read MoreHow Does Atlanta Office Stack Up When It Comes To Technology?
Cost of Business: Run an Atlanta Tech Company for $37.3M – Fun with Data – Curbed Atlanta.
Read MoreNew Apps Enhance The Hunt For Commercial Real Estate
Hightower is attempting to bring visibility in the the commercial leasing business. Our company’s numerous spreadsheets and internal documents can attest: this is no easy task. I know many people involved in leasing commercial office, retail and warehouse space. All can agree that there must be a better way. Who will find the best solution? I’m […]
Read MoreCardlytics® Moves Corporate Headquarters to Ponce City Market
The gravitational pull that is Ponce City Market continues. Cardlytics’ move had been planned for a year or more. Cardlytics consolidated several spaces into their PCM campus including one on Means St and one in Southern Dairies. Cardlytics® Moves Corporate Headquarters to Ponce City Market | Business Wire.
Read MoreThe Impending Opportunity In Real Estate Technology | TechCrunch
I love the technology being thrust upon the commercial real estate market. This article does a good job of highlighting the differences between the residential and commercial markets. It suggests the biggest areas of opportunity are in: Property management Research and Analytics Listing Services / Tech-Enabled Brokerages Mobile Applications Residential and Commercial Lending The Impending […]
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