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Taking a proptech firm public will never again be so easy — if regulators have their way.
Many feel it would be good if they did.
The projects, spread across 13 countries, aim to create more sustainable, inclusive, and beautiful spaces in locations in the EU and will involve citizens in the green transition at the local level.
April kicked off the second quarter of 2022, and with it the proptech market saw a number of funding rounds and product launches focused on mortgage processing and environmental reporting.
While there was still a significant amount of activity related to property management and rental services, it seems that the approval of Desktop Appraisals and Earth Day-inspired news made this past month a b...
As Stanford's real estate focused alumni arm, SPIRE (Stanford Professionals in Real Estate) is calling together esteemed colleagues and those in technology, innovation, real estate and the broader built environment for the SPIRE Innovation Summit (SIS)! SIS will offer attendees a deep dive on climate change, balancing progress and gentrification, innovation applied to property investment, a pitch ...
Sara Donnelly, director at Social Tech Communications, and Emmanuelle Johaadien, market development director at Weavr, discuss the importance of good communications in the proptech industry.
Lev, the digital commercial real estate finance marketplace, has raised $70 million in a Series B round at an undisclosed valuation.
A Thursday announcement by the New York City-based startup confirmed The Real Deal’s report in March on the prospective raise. Sources familiar with the negotiations at the time estimated the company’s valuation at around $400 million, but CEO Yaakov...
ABI Research analysis found that smart city standards are key to unlocking the full potential but the standards ecosystem is still a diverse network and can be confusing.
Just as physical retailers once outsourced their e-commerce operations, online brands are now looking for cost-effective ways to open their own stores, Richard Collings, author of Axios Pro Retail writes.