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Anjee Solanki of Colliers discusses the most disruptive and technology in retail today, and how implementing data can result in real profit and expansion.
Voice-recognition AI is the next big thing in artificial intelligence. Commercial real estate companies are starting to experiment with it as a way to improve operations.
Consumers are gradually becoming more exposed to this technology, as oftentimes, customer service phone lines will indicate that they recognize or are measuring the caller’s voice through pitch, tone and dialect.
Cushman & Wakefield (NYSE: CWK), a leading global real estate services firm, and IngeniousIO, a developer of cutting-edge project management software, announced the rollout of a new software platform to Cushman & Wakefield’s Project & Development Services team.
IngeniousIO’s p...
Zillow Group Inc. reached a deal to sell about 2,000 homes from its ill-fated house-flipping program, the company’s biggest bulk sale as it starts unloading thousands of homes and terminates the business.
As more and more workers return to the workplace, the U.S. coworking and flexible office industry stabilized this fall, with rents on the rise and more locations opening than closing for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began, according to a new report.
A development team is building a 52-unit multifamily project out of 130 used shipping containers in West Palm Beach, Florida. When complete, it will be the largest shipping container housing project in the country, according to Shelterforce.
In 2014, there was a question that inspired us to start Density — Would it be useful to know how a city is used?
We believe the answer is, yes. If New York City all of a sudden knew how it was used, it would identify its inefficiencies and redesign itself. An entire city reliably knowing how it was used would unlock a world of new possibilities.
Whatever is true for New York would be true ...
As the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) continues this week, real estate industry leaders are paying more attention than ever to sustainability and climate change. Rising temperatures, rising oceans, and increasingly severe weather are putting the built environment at risk.
“This is a multitrillion-dollar problem to solve,” says Billy Grayson, executive ...
