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TAS releases inaugural Annual Impact Report

TAS
6/23/2022

Today, TAS is proud to release its inaugural Annual Impact Report, which shares how TAS and its partners are generating beneficial social and environmental impact through investing in real estate. TAS launched its Impact Framework in June 2021 as a statement of purpose that set out its strategy and long-term objectives for its real estate investment and development business. This inaugural Impact Report chronicles key actions taken over the past year to operationalize the Impact Framework, share…

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How Tech Can Help CRE Companies Improve a Critical Financial Function

GlobeSt
6/22/2022

The inflation numbers that appeared on Friday—a 1 percentage point jump in May bringing the 2022 annualized rate to 8.6% from 8.3% in April—were “stunningly high,” as one investment analyst told Business Insider.

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Fortress, a Core Property Management Software Firm, Makes Strategic Hire with Rebekah Quattlebaum

Fortress
6/22/2022

Fortress, a real estate technology firm that creates property management software solutions for multifamily and commercial property owners and operators, announces the hire of Rebekah Quattlebaum. In her role as Director of Professional Services, Quattlebaum will work cross functionally by directing engagement management, consulting, and implementation to improve client success and support while also spearheading the training, growth, and expansion of the Fortress teams. Quattlebaum previous…

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One airport line you can skip

Axios
6/22/2022

More and more retailers are experimenting with checkout-free technology, including this Camden Food Express store that Joann Muller recently visited while passing through New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport.

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Report: 51% of CIOs say their job has changed since the start of the pandemic

VentureBeat
6/22/2022

According to a new report from digital transformation provider Navisite, 51% of CIOs say their job has changed since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, including new titles, being named to the company board and taking on new responsibilities.

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Workplace Access Control and Employee Experience Go Hand in Hand

GlobeSt
6/22/2022

When the world changed in 2020, the workplace changed with it – to an age of remote and hybrid work arrangements and flexible working schedules. Security and accessibility while also drawing insights became paramount, and cloud-based tools like access control and workspace management solutions developed into a new utility, says Brivo founder and CEO Steve Van Till.

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Khazenly, an Egyptian on-demand warehousing and fulfillment platform, raises $2.5M seed funding

TechCrunch
6/22/2022

The e-commerce market in Egypt is expected to grow 30% to $7.5 billion this year, spurred by a growing number of younger shoppers and rising incomes.

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Proptech Firms Focused on Security Lean on AI, Access Control

Commercial Observer
6/22/2022

The sites of mass shootings in the U.S. have become so familiar, numerous and frightening that they can be recollected just by reciting their locations: Las Vegas, Orlando, Blacksburg, Parkland, Newtown, and now Uvalde.

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Proptech Backed By Amazon, Robert Downey Jr. Surpasses $1B Valuation

Bisnow
6/22/2022

A climate proptech firm whose energy-efficient motors power buildings, cars and trains has surpassed a billion-dollar valuation thanks to its latest funding round.

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No full return to the office for five years, commercial real estate chief predicts

The Globe and Mail
6/22/2022

No full return to the office for five years, commercial real estate chief predicts. As employees increasingly demand flexible, remote work, the CEO of Avison Young predicts the full return to the office will take longer than real estate landlords anticipate.

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