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brandonlin March 09, 2022
Stephanie Fuhrman of Catalyst Housing compares strategies for implementing technology solutions, and shares how she measures their effectiveness.
brandonlin March 09, 2022
An appraisal assigns economic value to a home and is a key part of the process of selling, buying, or refinancing. Like other pillars of the housing system, the appraisal process is rife with racial inequities and homes owned by people of color are disproportionately undervalued. Marin City couple Paul Austin and Tenisha Tate-Austin illustrate a recent example; after “erasing themselves” from ...
brandonlin March 09, 2022
The company’s purchase of St. John’s Terminal for $2.1 billion is the biggest single-building commercial-real-estate deal in the city since the pandemic began.
brandonlin March 09, 2022
While last year was a record-breaker in terms of venture capital doled out to startups, this year is trending to be a much different story.
brandonlin March 08, 2022
True to its name, Austin-based proptech firm Swivel is about to pull a major one-eighty.
brandonlin March 08, 2022
GridPoint will use the funds to expand its work beyond HVAC and lighting controls.
brandonlin March 08, 2022
Daybase, a NYC-based hybrid work company, closed on a $9.6m seed funding round. The round was led by True Ventures (Peloton, Sweetgreen, Blue Bottle Coffee, Ring), and included participation from Company Ventures (Carta, RobinHood); Good Friends (from the founders of Allbirds, Harry’s and Warby...
brandonlin March 08, 2022
Motorola Solutions (NYSE: MSI) today announced it has acquired Ava Security Limited, a global provider of cloud-native video security and analytics, based in London, U.K.
brandonlin March 08, 2022
Amazon.com Inc said on Wednesday it plans to close all 68 of its brick-and-mortar bookstores, pop-ups and shops carrying toys and home goods in the United States and United Kingdom, ending some of its longest-running retail experiments.
brandonlin March 08, 2022
Government officials across the U.S. are lifting mask mandates, a long-awaited sign that companies can start to think seriously about returning workers to their offices. But it isn't as if nothing has changed, and many expect new ways of working will replace the old. That may mean good times ahead for flex office providers.