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brandonlin January 31, 2022

In what’s being touted as a first-of-its-kind transaction, a venture capital firm has taken out a mortgage to occupy space within the metaverse.

Canadian technology firm TerraZero, which was founded last yea...

brandonlin January 31, 2022

Zigbang, a South Korean proptech startup that provides real estate transactions service, announced on Thursday that it will acquire 

brandonlin January 31, 2022
Niraj Patel examines the best uses of technology and how each can be applied to real estate.
brandonlin January 31, 2022
As a financial services company in the CRE space, we work with brokers, tenants, and landlords every day.  Over the past couple of years we have noticed a trend on the topic of new “proptech solutions….” The whole industry is fatigued. As our founding team knows (coming from CRE ownership and brokerage themselves), when the industry is fatigued, adoption will lag. We want to be clear now…...
brandonlin January 31, 2022
Measurabl announced today a partnership to provide Nasdaq OneReport's clients the option to leverage Measurabl’s leading ESG (environmental, social, governance) technology platform that offers automated, site-level data collection.
brandonlin January 31, 2022
CREtech, the largest international community of professionals devoted to technological innovation in the real estate sector, has opened
brandonlin January 29, 2022
, a virtual deal-closing platform for commercial real estate, has raised $4 million in growth capital, allowing it to successfully exit the National Association of Realtors’ (
brandonlin January 29, 2022
If you feel like you can’t land one of the few homes on the market to save your life right now, try competing with a record number of real-estate agents to sell one. In many ways, Zillow’s near-term fate hinges upon that struggle.
brandonlin January 29, 2022
Warehouse giant Prologis Inc. plans to generate more revenue from renting out equipment and providing other add-on services as it benefits from strong demand 
brandonlin January 29, 2022
Bankrupt co-living company The Collective sold its Williamsburg development site for $54 million, allowing it to avoid foreclosure and even net a small amount of cash.