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CREtech, the largest international community of professionals devoted to technological innovation in the real estate sector, and Kastle, a leader in property technology and the nation’s largest managed security provider, announced today the release of a joint research partnership, called Real Estate Tech360, to monitor leaders across the property technology industry and provide an intuitive tool...
With the Built World accounting for 40% of all carbon emissions globally and VC’s investing more than $40b annually in Climate Tech, an expert panel of VC’s will discuss how and where those dollars are being invested in the real estate sector. Our world-class team of investors representing global market coverage will discuss which technologies have the biggest opportunity to reduce greenhouse ...
Some agents feel sad and helpless when their clients are priced out of the real estate market but by using a new Toronto-based start-up called Willow, agents can help their clients invest in commercial real estate until they can afford to buy their own home.
Goodlord, a proptech company from London, on a mission to provide the best renting experience in the world, has raised £27 million in funding.
CREtech, the largest international community of professionals devoted to technological innovation in the real estate sector, has announced that Toby Courtauld, Chief Executive of GPE Ltd and Melanie Leech, Chief Executive of British Property Federation, will take center stage at CREtech London, this 27th-28th April.
Nuveen Real Estate is to plunge into the increasingly popular world of UK affordable housing, in a joint venture with registered provider Preferred Homes.
Following the launch of Valorem, JLL’s valuations tool built to help clients better understand asset risks and opportunities, PlaceTech looks at the firm’s growing suite of products.
Office leasing slowed for the second straight month in February as occupiers pressed pause on new commitments, according to CBRE.
National affordable housing investor, WNC has closed WNC Institutional Tax Credit Fund 52 LP, which raised $191.7 million in LIHTC equity to develop and renovate 1,873 affordable housing units.