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Startup property management software firm RentRedi announced that it raised $12 million in a Series A round, bringing total investment in the company to $17 million.
Law firm Taylor Rose MW has acquired a stake in proptech firm SlothMove in an effort to help combat property fraud.
Management-vendor relations can become a delicate dance in the multifamily housing industry.
There is some deep, dark, infrastructure “plumbing” that blockchain may be used for in real estate that could replace title, deed and even mortgage insurance with non-fungible tokens (NFTs). NFTs in this instance are Paper 2.0. However, before you dive down that rabbit hole, investing billions in re-inventing the mortgage process skip to t...
Julie Hirigoyen, chief executive of increasingly influential real estate support group, UK Green Building Council, will address delegates on how to embed ESG throughout the industry at the forthcoming property technology show, due to take place in April.
New York City’s office market increasingly resembles the demographics of the nation: a land of haves and have-nots, with a shrinking middle class.
Recent data from MRI Software finds that the multifamily industry is shaking off the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Its latest report shows significant increases in rent pricing for new leases in combination with a decline in concessions.
CREtech, the world’s leading community of professionals devoted to technological innovation in the real estate sector, has announced LandAid, a charity with a mission to end youth homelessness in the UK, as their official charity partner for the CREtech London conference on April 27-28, 2022. Attendees of CREtech London can make donations at any given contactless giving points at the conference.
For years, Michael Maxson spent more nights in hotels than his own bed, working on speaker systems for the titans of heavy rock on global tours. When Maxson decided to settle down with his wife and their two dogs, they chose the city where stadium rock spectacles took him more often than any other: Las Vegas.
PassiveLogic has raised an additional $15 million from Brookfield Growth to scale its innovative approach to improving energy efficiency and control. The company has an ambitious plan for autonomous control of buildings that combines big data, advanced physics models, novel feedback loops and generative design techniques. The concept points towards a novel way of crafting intelligent digital twins...