In the current age of social media and 24/7 connectivity, the ways in which we communicate are constantly shifting, and commercial real estate has not been immune to these changes. This article will discuss a specific type of communication in the CRE industry: Tenant Communication, which here refers to the correspondence from commercial property owners
New Screens Light Up Ottawa, More Functionality and Increased Reach for Advertisers May 23, 2018 -- Captivate, North America’s leading location-based digital video network, has officially expanded into the Ottawa market. The Canadian capital and 5th largest market allows Captivate to increase its footprint both nationally and internationally, rounding out coverage in over 30 top
Thanks to a recently signed agreement between Captivate and the historic, Class A Fisher Building, Commercial Real Estate’s #1 Digital Amenity will officially be making its Detroit debut. This comes not long after Captivate’s enrollment into BOMA Metro Detroit[1], which they joined to better understand the unique needs of the local CRE industry. In a
Once solely a workspace, the office has become a new type of catalyst for productivity, blending business with lifestyle activities until buildings look more like a YMCA than places of commerce. Tenants want properties and amenities that engage and connect them to the world outside. Often for CRE owners, this doesn’t just mean increasing monetary
Facebook Still by far the most widely-used Social Media platform in the world, Facebook has everything: influencers, brands, publications, groups, events – you name it. No matter what facet of Commercial Real Estate you operate in, there’s something for you here. WeWork — @WeWork WeWork is not only making waves in CRE, but has become
What’s always separated Captivate from other office media providers is a focus on premium content – ensuring that tenants are seeing only the most relevant and engaging mix of news and information throughout the day. Building upon this core strength even further, Captivate has finalized two pivotal content partnerships already in 2018. Inrix, a wide-ranging
One Bryant Park City: New York, NY Owner: The Durst Organization Project Class: A (LEED Platinum Certified) Project Type: Office Tower # of Floors: 55 Square Feet: 2,354,000 sq/ft An Iconic Addition to the NYC Skyline One Bryant Park – also known as the Bank of America Tower – currently stands as the fourth tallest
11 Madison Avenue City: New York, NY Owner/Manager: SL Green Project Class: A Project Type: Office Tower # of Floors: 30 Square Feet: 2,285,043 sq/ft Building History A stately art-deco skyscraper in the heart of Flatiron, 11 Madison is instantly recognizable. Originally designed to be one hundred floors high, in 1933 construction was halted due
500 N Michigan Ave Address: Chicago, IL Owner/Manager: The Macerich co./CBRE Project Class: B Project Type: Office Tower # of Floors: 24 Square Feet: 324,027 sq/ft Building History Prominently positioned on the Magnificent Mile, 500 North Michigan is a commercial high-rise that has been delivering a home away from home to Chicagoans since 1968. Originally
Showcase Active Listings One of the primary advantages of digital signage is having a completely self-owned advertising platform at your fingertips. You can use screens to display high-res slideshows of listings, or even incorporate virtual tours of your latest properties to hit the market. Make sure to include agent contact information, or the properties website,
