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Justin Saeheng, Head of Construction Technology at Stanley X, sheds light on how technology is transforming tools, workflow, and creating efficiencies in construction.
Blackstone Group Inc. has agreed to buy a company that buys and rents single-family homes in a $6 billion deal, a sign Wall Street believes the U.S. housing market is going to stay hot.
New green rush? While the Western states mature from the early green rush, cannabis legalization is surging on the Eastern part of the country as states look for economic recovery in the wake of the pandemic. While local laws vary, medical marijuana is legal in 36 states and recreationally allowed in 17 states. Tracking $26 billion in sales for 2021, the legal cannabis ...
The avalanche of new PropTech solutions hitting the market is without a doubt a great thing for the real estate industry, but it requires a complete overhaul of how real estate owners and managers think about and run their businesses. In the past, property/asset managers made decisions at the local asset level for most technologies that they purchased to operate their building. While that led ...
Many of today’s workers have landed the upper hand when it comes to where and when they work. But
Two giant infrastructure projects under construction in San Diego and Detroit aim to expedite the flow of people and goods throughout North America by using connected-vehicle technology.
The latest startup to roll out of Kairos — the firm that offered $5 insurance premiums in place of security deposits — holds out the promise of homeownership for young renters.
TORONTO, June 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - Altrio has partnered with Real Capital Analytics (RCA) to provide seamless integration for their mutual clients. This integration provides real estate investors the capital markets insights they need to optimize investment decisions by embedding RCA's transaction data in Origin, Altrio's l...
Total addressable market, or TAM, is a metric investors use to figure out whether a sector is worth their trouble. With a tiny TAM, even a home-run investment in a startup may not generate the return investors crave. Target a big TAM, however, and things get a lot more interesting.