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Last week, I spoke at Pi Capital about changes in the labor market could mean for cities, offices, and income inequality. My 9-minute presentation was followed by a longer chat with Ahmed Hussain about investment, real estate, careers, and more.
New Orleans experienced its busiest hurricane season since 2005: Five hurricanes made landfall in Louisiana, and frequent rain storms flooded the streets of New Orleans. Meanwhile, Boston experienced one of its hottest, driest summers on record, while the fall brought flooding in some of our most densely populated neighborhoods.
Latest round of funding enables digital visualization software provider VEERUM to offer its transformative technology on a global scale
CALGARY, Alberta – February 3, 2021 – VEERUM, a rapidly growing software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider in the industrial asset visualization s...
Hippo, an insurance technology startup, is in talks to go public through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
In the real estate world, cutting carbon emissions and making money are often presented as an either/or choice: You can do one or the other, but not both. But a new fund being raised by the world’s biggest
The SPAC mania continues unabated, with new SPACs being filed with the SEC on an almost hourly basis at times. SoftBank, the Japanese telecom conglomerate which has also been running the gigantic Vision Fund and its successor, doesn’t want to be left out. Yesterday, it filed back-to-back SPAC registration statements for two new blank-check companies.
Watch this presentation to learn more about PropertyQuants' "Applying Data Science & Machine Learning to Real Estate" and see walkthroughs of previous participants' projects and demos of the types of analyses participants will be able to build with the techniques covered in the course.
One of the positive impacts of the pandemic on new-home construction has been the increase in the number of renters who now want to become homeowners, representing a potential new-home demand of 7.6 million. Millennial renters lead the way—58% of them say COVID-19 has made them more inclined to want to own a home, according to the America at Home Study, wave two, conducted in October. For home b...