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The office was never one size fits all. It was one size fits some, with the expectation that everybody else would squeeze in.
The real estate management platform, used by Blackstone and Brookfield, has doubled down on its UK hiring spree with nine new appointments, including a senior director previously at WeWork.
Today’s property management industry faces unprecedented questions about how to reduce carbon while creating places that meet radically changing occupier needs. Retransform, a property management expert with more than two decades experience, uses technology to find the answers.
The future of work is here. Companies around the world are focused on building workplaces that agile, accessible and inspiring, shaped by human experience and by evolving technology. These workplaces are dynamic. They’re flexible. And they’re connected. To crystallize this vision, they need a new toolset.
Technology startup Alfred, which offers residential management software, has acquired management company RKW Residential after raising $125 million in order to expand throughout the Sun Belt.
Alfred will integrate RKW’s 30,000 single-family and multifamily rental units — in places like Miami, Charlotte and Atlanta — into its portfolio, deploying its technology across it...
CRED iQ, a data, analytics and valuation platform serving the commercial real estate finance and investment communities today announced the partnership and data integration with Cherre. Mutual clients of CRED iQ and Cherre can now easily add commercial real estate data to their Cherre data warehouse for better insights.
Christopher Yip, Partner and Managing Director at RET Ventures, shares what he looks for when meeting with entrepreneurs, and why understanding vertical-specific sales cycles is key.
The VC company will identify and invest in the next generation of proptech startups that have developed proprietary technology to enhance any stage of the real estate value chain
Chipmaking giant Nvidia is investing $10 million in Uber spinout Serve Robotics, funds the startup will use to further expand its sidewalk delivery robot service outside Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Amazon is working with CarbonCure Technologies, a sustainable materials construction startup, on 13 of its current building projects, the companies tell Axios.