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Nova Credit, the fintech unlocking opportunities for those historically excluded from the credit system and companies looking to serve them, and SafeRent Solutions, an innovator in resident screening and renters insurance solutions, today announced a strategic...
NEW YORK, March 22, 2022 —
Being a landlord sounds like a terrific thing, and it has been a powerful path to wealth creation for so many people for centuries. But there are two problems.
This graphic, similar to some confidential polling we've seen, sends an unmistakable message — one many bosses don't want to hear: Never again will most office workers spend five-day, 40-hour weeks in physical buildings, jammed with humans.
I would put window washing fairly high (so to speak) on the list of jobs it makes sense to automate. Certainly the gig qualifies as both dirty and dangerous — and surprisingly, doesn’t come with all that much in the way of hazard pay. That’s something you would think might come standard with a job that requires you to dangle hundreds of feet in the air.
$608 million in cash in April 2021. Under the acquisition, Redfin gained control of RentPath’s subsidiaries, including Apartment Guide, Rentals.com and Rent.com....
The Seattle-based company’s newest search feature is powered by listings from RentPath, which it acquired for
Canadian construction workforce intelligence vendor Bridgit recently added a new module it claims lets general contractors make better labor allocation and gain economic efficiency. The new offering, called Bench Cost Tracking, can “help general contractors tie a dollar value to people who are sitting on the bench or are underutilized, and make data-driven decisions about how to properly allocat...
intelligent real estate is playing a vital role. JLL Technologies Co-CEO Mihir Shah sat down with Fortune’s Leadership Editor Ruth Umoh on a recent episode of
Commercial real estate (CRE) is experiencing a seismic shift, and
Christopher Yip, Partner and Managing Director at RET Ventures, looks to see how ubiquitous wifi, IoT, and industrial technology can all work towards creating housing affordability for the long term.
Last year was a blockbuster for private companies newly valued at $1 billion or above, and unicorn startups founded by women weren’t left out of the growth.
Two towers linked by an elevated public space, CIBC Square is looking to be a new type of workspace for the bankers as they come out of the pandemic: informal, comfortable, flexible and totally self-contained