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Limited access to fresh food has left millions of Americans wandering a not-so-metaphorical desert in search of healthier food options close to their homes. These food deserts, often concentrated in low-income neighborhoods, also co-exist in cities where e-commerce players are experimenting with online grocery delivery. 
Though delivering fresh food to customers is still a work in progress, online companies and established grocers are getting creative in their efforts to get food to more shoppers. This growing service could potentially ease the drought. According to the…
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Flexible Workspaces Increasingly Important To San Franciscans
Flexible work environments are becoming a key component for San Francisco workers. Capital One's Workplace Environment Survey found 82% of San Franciscans said they have their best ideas when they are working in flex spaces. They can work an average of…
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Instacart Expands Grocery Delivery Service In Bay Area
Instacart expanded into new cities in the Bay Area, adding over 500,000 households to its coverage area. The grocery delivery service added cities across Contra Costa, Alameda, Solano, Napa and Sonoma counties to its service area on Aug. 24, the…
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How Commercial Real Estate Firms Are Contributing To Houston Storm ReliefThe country has banded together to aid residents in Houston and other areas in Texas whose homes and lives have been devastated by the largest hurricane to hit Texas' shore in half a century. Thousands have been uprooted from their homes and billions of dollars worth of property has been damaged. Commercial real estate firms across the nation are pursuing relief efforts to support those impacted by the storm and rescue workers, law enforcement officials and volunteers on the ground. From financial donations to providing temporary housing and offices for those displaced by floods, here are 28 commercial real estate firms that have joined the fight against this natural disaster: |
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Simon Property Group Sues Starbucks, Hopes To Delay Teavana Closures
Simon Property Group, the largest REIT in the country and the biggest mall owner, has filed a lawsuit against Starbucks Corp. The suit takes aim at Starbucks' plan to close 78 Teavana shops in malls across the U.S., the Indianapolis Business…
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