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McKinsey Global Institute has issued a new report on the global cost of transitioning to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 that says the world will need to spend $275 trillion, or an average of $9.2 trillion per year in new capital spending to transition physical assets for energy and land use in order to achieve the goal.
Natural disasters caused $56.9 billion in property damage in 2021, according to a new climate change catastrophe report from CoreLogic. Wildfires, floods, twisters and winter freezes hit nearly every major market with no signs of slowing down.
The National Capital Planning Commission reviewed plans Wednesday to reimagine Pennsylvania Avenue as a more pedestri...
Pandemic-fueled shortages of workers and breakdowns of supply chains have driven up construction costs and slowed down building as demand for more and better housing keeps rising. Companies are trying to help the industry digitize and thereby drive down costs and speed up projects. One area ripe for change is the finance side of construction. Companies like CoFi and Built provide underwriting and ...
NEW YORK, Feb. 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Jetty, the financial services company on a mission to make renting a home more affordable and flexible, today announced a multi-million dollar investment from Wilshire Lane Capital, a new PropTech-focused fund which is anchored by Morgan Properties, the second largest owner of multifamily hous...
Fund to Target Investments in High-Potential European Startups, Provide Co-Investing Opportunities Alongside Firm’s North American Funds
Northspyre, a project management platform for building owners and developers, raised $25 million in Series B funding.
Real estate owners manage hundreds of relationships with vendors, investors and others through the pre-construction and construction phases of projects, and typically have relied on spreadsheets to budget and deliver on schedule.
Keep an eye on these innovators as fintech transforms home buying, lending and every other aspect of the property business.
Most people believe we’re at a turning point comparable to the first rise of the internet. The comparison seems well-warranted. The rise of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology is enabling downstream developments like