Exit interview: What’s next for Rudin’s former tech chief John Gilbert
The Real Deal
If it’s true that data is the new oil, it’s “gooey” and “thick” in its natural state. Real estate owners need software to refine it and make it valuable.
Latest Trends and Insights in Real Estate Technology
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Matterport Introduces Axis, a New Hands-Free Motor Mount for Precision 3D Capture for Smartphones
Matterport
Matterport, Inc. (Nasdaq: MTTR), the leading spatial data company driving the digital transformation of the built world, today announced Matterport Axis™, a revolutionary motorized mount that works with a smartphone to capture 3D digital twins of any physical space with increased speed, precision, and consistency. This convenient, hands-free solution produces reliable high-fidelity results with just a click of a button. From homes to offices, hotels, rentals, retail locations, even a factory flo…
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Why we build
Wander
Nine months ago we started Wander because the existing infrastructure to experience the world was broken. Stays were consistently disappointing. Unhelpful robots had replaced customer service. Marketing was designed to mislead and sell, rather than inspire and educate. The products were soulless, designed by data rather than people. We wanted to create something better.
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Making smarter real estate decisions — starting with leases
Medium
Today we announced that we co-led a $10.5M investment in Occupier alongside Stage2 Capital.
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Applying the World’s Best Tech to CRE, Part 2
CREtech
Niraj Patel, Chief Information Officer of Greystone, points out commercial real estate is abundant in data- but it’s what we do with that data that sets companies apart. Patel goes on to highlight the value in building out functions within platforms that are already implemented and adopted, rather than adopting separate solutions to solve for each problem.
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Proptech Firm Prescriptive Data Gets Digital Foot in Jamestown’s Door
Commercial Observer
In the first of what it hopes will be many property partnerships in Jamestown’s global portfolio, Prescriptive Data announced Tuesday that it is bringing its Nantum OS smart building technology to the real estate giant’s Waterfront Plaza in San Francisco.
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Awakening an Era of Flexibility
CBRE
Despite the challenges posed by pandemic-related restrictions, the North American flexible office market showed signs of recovery in 2021. Flex providers reported a rebound in sales and occupancy, particularly from small and medium-size businesses (SMBs). Meanwhile, a growing demand pipeline from enterprise tenants underpins an optimistic outlook for 2022. Although the omicron variant could hamper the recovery, flexible space solutions clearly will be a key part of companies’ real estate strateg…
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Livly Acquires Circuit Living to Expand Its Multifamily Events and Lifestyle Services Across the U.S.
Livly
Livly, the nation’s leading enterprise-grade resident experience platform for apartment communities, announced today that it has acquired Circuit Living (previously TFLiving), a premier tech-enabled amenities company providing fitness, wellness, and lifestyle services to multifamily properties. This strategic acquisition of Circuit greatly expands Livly’s onsite and virtual resident events and amenities offerings to thousands of apartment communities nationwide. Livly’s best-in-class, u…
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Employees Returning to the Office Are Disappointed
Inc
In recent research reported by BambooHR, those work-from-home employees who have been asked to return to the company office are disappointed in what they’re finding. In a survey of 1,000 adult workers, 37 percent said “they felt worse in the office than even at their lowest point in the pandemic.” What were returning employees hoping for and what did they get instead?…
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German ConstructionTech startup Cosuno raises $30M Series B by Avenir Growth
TechCrunch
Germany-based construction tech startup Cosuno has raised a $30 million Series B led by U.S. growth equity firm Avenir Growth. Spark Capital and Cherry Ventures, which led the Series A six months ago, also participated. Cosuno now says its valuation is put at $150 million. Construction is one of the largest industries in the world but amongst the least open to new technology. It also requires a great deal of collaboration, which makes it an ideal playground for tech startups….
