Energy Chevron Phillips, Qatar Petroleum plan $8b U.S. plant Chevron Phillips Chemical Co. and Qatar Petroleum have signed an agreement to develop an $8…
Other NFL linebacker retires and launches $200m opportunity zone fund Retired Tennessee Titans linebacker Derrick Morgan has plans to launch his own opportunity zone fund.
Real Estate SmartStop Self Storage REIT buys facility near Phoenix SmartStop Self Storage REIT has acquired a 975-unit self-storage facility in the Phoenix suburb of…
From the Current Issue Technology is finally feeling its age at senior living centers by Steve Bergsman The Jewish Senior Life campus in Rochester, N.Y., is not small latkes. With 1,000 employees, it is one of the largest employers in the city as it offers such services for the elderly as independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, adult daycare and outpatient programming. The community even has its own IT (information technology) department, which developed a mobile app called JSL Connect. It is downloadable from iTunes and Android stores. Recently, the senior community formally connected with the Rochester Institute of Technology to innovate tech programs throughout the campus.
From the current issue Block by block: Single-family rentals offer steady performance and improving operating efficiencies, despite a fragmented investor market by Beth Mattson-Teig
Featured Event 2019 Editorial Advisory Board Meeting – Real Assets Adviser The 2019 meeting of the Editorial Advisory Board for Real Assets Adviser magazine is an…
Other More than 250 alternative investments added to Vessti platform Vessti, a financial technology company, has added more than 250 products to its portal.
Real Estate Argosy and CW Urban to develop class-A multifamily property in Salt Lake City Argosy Real Estate Partners (AREP), in partnership with Utah-based luxury townhome developer CW Urban, has…
Real Estate Bridge Investment Group deploys $509m in opportunity zone strategy Bridge Investment Group, a privately-held real estate investment management firm, has deployed $509 million in…
From the Current Issue The space economy: Yes, infinite investment opportunities — but also some outsized ambitions by Sinéad O’Sullivan Space is more important to modern business than most investors realize. It plays a role in making food, pricing insurance, and steering self-driving cars. While moonshot projects from SpaceX to Blue Origin drive headlines, the Earth-facing space economy is booming thanks to plummeting costs of entry. As tech companies large and small compete to launch thousands of satellites, it is easy to forget that space used to be the domain of national governments. Today, it is fast becoming the arena of private enterprise.