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Nine months ago we started Wander because the existing infrastructure to experience the world was broken. Stays were consistently disappointing. Unhelpful robots had replaced customer service. Marketing was designed to mislead and sell, rather than inspire and educate. The products were soulless, designed by data rather than people. We wanted to create something better.
Today we announced that we co-led a $10.5M investment in Occupier alongside Stage2 Capital.
Niraj Patel, Chief Information Officer of Greystone, points out commercial real estate is abundant in data- but it’s what we do with that data that sets companies apart. Patel goes on to highlight the value in building out functions within platforms that are already implemented and adopted, rather than adopting separate solutions to solve for each problem.
In the first of what it hopes will be many property partnerships in Jamestown’s global portfolio, Prescriptive Data announced Tuesday that it is bringing its Nantum OS smart building technology to the re...
Despite the challenges posed by pandemic-related restrictions, the North American flexible office market showed signs of recovery in 2021. Flex providers reported a rebound in sales and occupancy, particularly from small and medium-size businesses (SMBs). Meanwhile, a growing demand pipeline from enterprise tenants underpins an optimistic outlook for 2022. Although the omicron variant could hamper...
In recent research reported by BambooHR, those work-from-home employees who have been asked to return to the comp...
Germany-based construction tech startup Cosuno has raised a $30 million Series B led by U.S. growth equity firm Avenir Growth. Spark Capital and Cherry Ventures, which led the Series A six months ago, also participated. Cosuno now says its valuation is put at $150 million.
Construction is one of the largest industries in the world but amongst the least open to new te...
The proptech startup Rhino laid off more than 20 percent of its staff, most of them recent hires.
The cuts, which came a year after the company’s last funding round, were motivated by recent macroeconomic volatility and a desire to achieve profitability quicker, a Rhino spokesperson said. Rhino’s main offering is an alternative to security deposits — a product that allows renters to pay i...
