brandonlin
December 15, 2021
A new blank check company is entering the SPAC space, setting its sights on financial software startups focused on mortgage and real estate.
brandonlin, Author at CREtech | Page 52 of 165
A new blank check company is entering the SPAC space, setting its sights on financial software startups focused on mortgage and real estate.
Technology is making it easier to own and trade real estate assets. The latest tool that promises to ease the transaction process: seller dashboards. A common tool on ecommerce sites, like eBay and Amazon, seller dashboards in commercial real estate are essentially a digital home base for an investment portfolio with a complete catalogue of all property information.
It is reported that we spend 90% of our lives indoors, so it is no wonder that buildings play such an important role in our lives. Whether it is where we work, live, or play, buildings are at the heart of what we do. At a societal level, the property sector is crucial. It is a significant con...
When I started getting involved in clean tech 1.0 financing back in 2005, “climate change” was some future event.
Online user reviews are a key source of information in many industries and can impact both consumer and business decisions. This is no different in real estate, where tenant reviews of the properties in which they reside uncover valuable information about the residence experience. JLL Technologies asked whether we can extract useful information from this data to help our clients better understand ...
Jak Churton, Managing Director for JLL, shares insights on the importance of having a cohesive technology strategy for all stages of the process from needs assessment to operating efficiently.
energy efficiency for commercial property, BrainBox AI cofounder and chief technology officer, Jean-Simon Venne, sees AI-powered autonomy as the nece...
Having spent more than a decade working on smart buildings and
The real estate services firm has chosen HqO as its preferred provider for workplace experience.
New York City is looking to use proptech as a way to improve millions of square feet of city-owned properties, and it has named JLL Technologies as its key partner on the program.