It’s our pleasure to assist reporters with data for their stories. This week The Real Deal took note of an interesting comp from our Weekly Comp Digest and published the following story: The Public Company …
While the smaller, chic office spaces are preferred by quickly growing tech companies in NYC, the market for Sixth Avenue, large-scale space continues to shrink. WSJ asked CompStak’s own research director, Noam Shahar, to comment. …
Again, our CompStak community, in conjunction with our analysts, provide some awesome data to one of New York’s go-to sources for CRE news! Job site Indeed takes 50K sf at Avenue of the Americas Plaza …
Last night, CompStak’s data was featured in The Wall Street Journal. As a result of both the comps we’ve received from our NYC users and our dedicated analysts, we were able to provide some stats …
By Hiten Samtani The priciest office lease deal signed in the first quarter of 2013 was Macy’s $620-plus million renewal at 11 Penn Plaza, according to The Real Deal’s first-ever quarterly ranking of Manhattan’s most valuable leases. …
This morning we announced big news about the forthcoming expansion to LA and DC. The press release below was also covered by The Registry, Washington Business Journal, RentTV, HousingWire, and Tech Cocktail First-Ever Crowdsourced Commercial Real Estate …
If you’ve ever searched for commercial real estate you’ve seen that in many cases finding information in much harder than residential real-estate. CompStak is looking to solve this problem by bringing transparency to the commercial real estate …
By Gus Delaporte After two years of consecutive increases, rents in Midtown South dropped during the first quarter of 2013, according to CompStak’s effective rent report for the Manhattan office market, provided exclusively to The Commercial Observer. Effective …
By Sharon Simonson Two months since opening for business in San Francisco and the Bay Area, a New York-based commercial real estate startup has aggregated a database with details on more than 5,000 completed leases—and …
By Cromwell Schubarth CompStak, the 500 Startups graduate that provides a database of commercial lease information, said on Wednesday it raised $5 million in Series A funding. The startup led by CEO Michael Mandelsaid that the …
We’re psyched that The Real Deal has covered our Series A Financing. You can read the article below, or on The Real Deal website, here. New York-based CompStak has secured $4.45 million in financing that …
A start-up firm that sells extensive deal-by-deal data on commercial-property leases has raised another $4.45 million in funding and plans to expand to about 10 U.S. cities by the end of 2013. CompStak Inc., which …
by TechFaster’s Andrew Thompson For a link to the original post, click HERE Of all the startups that we see, and we see quite a bit, it is usually the ones built on a simple …
The Wall Street Journal Covers CompStak’s Q4 2012 Effective rent report On Rent, Good News For Midtown South In case there are any doubts that the office-leasing market in Midtown South is hot, CompStak Inc. …
By Nathan Donato Weinstein Michael Mandel isn’t out to make an incremental improvement to an existing paradigm. He wants to fundamentally change the way commercial real estate professionals acquire and use their primary commodity: information. His startup, …
Today, CompStak is featured in the Silicon Valley Business Journal. The article highlights our upcoming launch in the Bay Area (March 22nd). The full text of the article is below, and also available on the …
Peter Himler covers NYC’s tech scene including CompStak’s pitch at the recent 500 Startups demo day.
Michael Beckerman, a real estate PR professional with over 25 years of experience and the man behind The News Funnel has recently published a blog post about us.
Coy Davidson is a Houston TX Tenant rep from Colliers International and a CRE blogger. Coy followed up on CompStak’s presentation at the 500 Startups NYC demo day and wrote a blog post about us. …
Blogger Mark Boslet from peHUB thinks CompStak is one of the 500 Startups companies worth a closer look.