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Lee Odess, Founder and CEO of Group 337 talks advancements in health, wellness, and convenience through the lens of security technology in CRE.
Curated daily by our industry experts. Stay informed on how tech is shaping the real estate industry with these important headlines.
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Lee Odess, Founder and CEO of Group 337 talks advancements in health, wellness, and convenience through the lens of security technology in CRE.
TechCrunch
Meet Café, a new French startup founded by two brothers that wants to help companies switch to a hybrid remote-and-office workplace model. Café isn’t a traditional desk-booking tool. Instead, the company helps you see when people in your team are coming to the office so that you can plan when you should go to the office as well.
Crunchbase
Australia-based Pyn closed an $8 million Seed-1 round to help companies stay more engaged with employees — something many are looking to do as the workforce has become more distributed.
Forbes
Brazilian real estate startup QuintoAndar announced a $300 million Series E round led by Ribbit Capital today (28). The latest investment takes the company’s previous market value of about $1.5 billion to $4 billion and will boost a strategy that includes the start of its international expansion.
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Sandy Sigal, President and CEO of Newmark Merrill Companies sheds light on what types of technology solutions are most important to him, and where he sees the most ROI when incorporating advanced technology into retail properties.
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Scott Rechler, CEO & Chairman of RXR, joins The Legends to discuss market trends and the importance of leveraging technology to enhance performance in business and in life.
The Real Deal
A startup that lets mom-and-pop landlords get paid in full even if tenants fall behind on rent is expanding its property management services amid pandemic-fueled demand.
Bisnow
Jennifer Luoni is accustomed to converting commercial properties to lab space — she is director of operations at Boston-based architecture firm Dacon, which specializes in life sciences design.
TechCrunch
Landlords have sometimes looked on the tech-enabled spaces of the likes of WeWork and longed to be part of the cool kids — and attract that new wave of founders. Now a U.K. startup has come up with a way for landlords to do this directly.
The Real Deal
Alfred helps residents of its building streamline their life at home and helps save them time by providing access to services including home cleaning, grocery delivery, and pet care. It also works with landlords on various property management tasks, such as coordinating maintenance requests, streamlining rent payments and managing package delivery.
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