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SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- PassiveLogic, creator of the first fully autonomous building platform, ...

JLL’s UK Managed Services business has partnered with DealSumm, whose AI platform automates document abstraction. The technology will be predominantly used for documentation of leases, loans and easements agreements - bookmarking content against a library of data attributes that have been captured and made accessible, searchable and reportable.

In a wild year for startup funding, one variable stayed constant: The most active investors and biggest check writers are familiar names who’ve been at this a long time.

The collaboration will accelerate NavigatorCRE’s ability to onboard new clients and expand analytics and visualization capabilities within its platform. January 11, 2022 DENVER, -- NavigatorCRE, a leading-edge commercial real estate (CRE) data analytics SaaS platform, announ...

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Mark Furness, Global CEO of essensys, weighs in on how the need for flexible workspace has grown since the company’s inception, and how technology solves for many of the complexities involved in the space.

Real Estate technology has historically been underfunded compared to other large sectors.  The current landscape is powered by thousands of disparate systems, without an agreed to data standard, making any significant modernization of the industry extremely challenging.  For as many years as I can remember, there has been constant talk about the inevitable disruption of the real estate industry,...

Dallas-based Dottid, which offers a software-as-a-service technology platform for asset management and leasing transactions, has formed a partnership with Lincoln Property Company to drastically transform the services the international real estate firm is able to offer.

NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)—Cherre, the industry’s leading real estate data management and analytics plat...

Many of us are moving around these days a lot less than we used to — because of COVID, we’re working from home instead of an office; and we are traveling and going out less. Now, as we shift back into more “normal” behavior, a startup that’s helping to better understand where and how we are getting around has picked up a significant round of funding.