by Bradford Harries | Jul 15, 2018 | Articles
Below is something I wrote in 2002 as the public markets were recovering from the dotcom bubble burst of 2000. This in turn was a repeat of a set of rules I wrote in the mid 1980s that I referred to as Brad’s Three Rules of Successful IPOs. Although the threshold...
by Bradford Harries | Jun 25, 2018 | Articles
PitchBook posed the question: Private vs. public market investors: Who’s reaping the gains from the rise of unicorns? I have previously written about the flaw in the analysis about Unicorns and feel this article does the same. See All Unicorns are Not Treated...
by Bradford Harries | Feb 21, 2018 | Articles
I was reading your blog post on “When I Finally Realized that CRE Tech was Gaining Serious Momentum” and your sense that finally the industry was moving past the “early adopters” attending CREtech and other events, to the increasing notice being taken by the real...
by Bradford Harries | Jan 2, 2018 | Articles
Toss A Coin For Uber’s New Valuation Crunchbase News Suggests Softbank’s Investment in Uber Created Confusion About “What’s Uber Worth” The question is wrong. Its not “What’s Uber Worth?” because the premise that Softbank paid two...
by Bradford Harries | Dec 12, 2017 | Articles
You can read countless articles and blogs by VCs, lawyers and investment bankers who have tried to explain the sudden appearance of an ever-increasing number of Unicorns. What is a Unicorn? A seeming contradiction in terms: a private (frequently a startup) company...
by Bradford Harries | Nov 12, 2017 | Articles
An Open Letter to Duke Long I always enjoy your perspective on the CRE Tech world. Your piece on Are You Adapting to Commercial Real Estate Technology Quickly Enough? brings me back to a historical perspective that I have frequently told over my almost four decades as...
