Walk into any building, and the first piece of technology you typically encounter is access control. When the experience is seamless — say, the tap of a mobile phone on a turnstile allowing you to enter without skipping a step—access control barely registers. But...
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Direct investment in commercial real estate typically has been reserved for the wealthy and connected. But LEX allows everyday investors to buy and sell shares of individual commercial assets for as little as $250, without required holding periods.
Boston – Building Engines, a market-leading provider of building operations software for modern commercial real estate (CRE), today announced expanded functionality of its Prism platform with an advanced, fully integrated HVAC management solution. Owners, operators and tenants will now be able to s...
Adrian Washington is tired of staring at holes. The founder and longtime CEO of Neighborhood Development Co., Washington has spent over two decades building ur...
Jason Lund of JLL reveals the rentable space that most landlords don’t even realize they have, and how shifting your perspective on rentable space can enable added revenue to investors and owners.
California’s Banyan Residential said it will build a 34.4-acre community of single-family rental homes in Pflugerville, a booming suburb 18 miles north of the Texas capital, the Austin Business Journal reported. Banyan, in partnership with Salt Lake City’s Bridge Investment, didn’t disclose the price of land bought for the development.
San Francisco-based Databricks, a company that offers the capabilities of a data warehouse and data lake in a single “lakehouse” architecture, today announced its first industry-specific offering: Lakehouse for Retail.
Serve Robotics, an Uber spinout that builds sidewalk delivery robots, is deploying its next generation of robots that are capable of completing some commercial deliveries without a human in the loop, according to the startup. That means in certain operational design d...
The total project cost is anticipated to be roughly $128.25 million. Ascent has 259 units and is verified to be the tallest mass timber building worldwide. The property is a Class A multifamily building and is seven months away from reaching cash flows on the same basis as investors that have funded the project fr...