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Cushman & Wakefield launches online tool for tech startups

Data-driven website targets companies looking for space in New York City's Silicon Alley

Cushman & Wakefield C&W TechBeat resource
Cushman & Wakefield C&W TechBeat resource

Cushman & Wakefield launched a new online tool today designed to help tech startups navigate the New York City office rental market. The website, C&W TechBeat, will offer data and statistics to help fledgling companies choose office space that aligns with budgets, broadband needs and growth trajectories.

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“A live webpage is better than some report,” Jamie Katcher, senior director at Cushman & Wakefield, told Crain’s. “Especially for this sector. TechBeat is designed to present high level topics that would be of interest to these specific clients.”

Tech start-ups have long found it difficult to find space to lease in New York because their needs run counter to those of landlords. C&W TechBeat will include resources such as Silicon Alley listings and information on how tech firms typically grow, reports Crain’s. [Crain’s] – Tom DiChristopher

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