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Proptech startups entered 2022 with a variety of plans to deploy the record $32 billion of venture capital invested in the sector in 2021, with new hires, expansion into fresh markets, and the improvement of their technology platforms top of the list. The plans come as more real estate owners and operators — both o...
A lot can change in a year.
In the spring of 2020, after the coronavirus had shuttered the U.S. economy and wrecked confidence in many commercial real estate markets, the proptech venture capital firm MetaProp made a daring prediction: The ballooning crisis would not derail or even stall proptech investment, innovation and deal flow — it w...
Increased Flexibility — Flexibility isn’t necessarily measured in days or hours. It’s measured in results and accountability. In fact, it’s not new. It’s always been this way. Employees who deliver great results have long enjoyed more flexibility from their managers. While the “trend” toward flexibility is being talked about more openly, it’s really abou...
VentureBeat kicked off its 2021 digital twins coverage with Accenture’s prediction that digital twins would be a top trend for the year. Meanwhile, other consultancies and systems integration leaders expanded their respective digital twins’ practices to improve product devel...
Along with our project in Seville, these will be the first two buildings in Spain under development with this pre-certification, putting them among the most energy-efficient student housing developments in the whole of Europe.
Proposal to include some natural gas and nuclear power investments as relatively climate-friendly draws harsh response in Germany.
Gary Brandeis, President of Vertalo, discusses the future of creating investor liquidity with digital assets.
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We are on the verge of a major inflection point in PropTech land. Specifically, there is an imminent wave of institutional capital flowing into “PropCo” structures — historically the demand for PropCo capital has been mostly limited to Family Offices, Real Estate firms, and a few esoteric Hedge Funds. However, as the use cases for PropCo structures become more prevalent (see c...
Entities tied to the entrepreneur have bought majority stakes valued at a total of more than $1 billion in buildings in Southern cities
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