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Rhino, a proptech startup that offers an alternative to security deposits, has laid off 57 employees, or more than 20 percent of its staff, The Real Deal has learned.
Employees were informed of the cuts in an email Thursday morning from CEO Paraag Sarva. Those to be let go were invited to a noon meeting, according to a laid-off staffer who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Simon Davis, SVP of Workplace at Impec Group, discusses the changing role of the office and how owners and occupiers will need to lean into technology in order to be efficient and successful.
Brett Phillips, Vice President of Unico Properties | Unico Solar Investors, discusses the strategy behind the formation of Unico Solar in 2017, the impact that the solar industry has on an eventual net-zero world and insights into their high-profile project, Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.
WeWork Inc., a leading flexible space provider, announced today a strategic and exclusive partnership with Upflex, a coworking aggregator and global flexible workplace startup.The exclusive partnership will establish a combined global network of over 5,500 locations and provide WeWork and Upflex’s clients with enhanced flexibility as they adopt hybrid work strategies. WeWork will also participat...
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Sales of real estate in the metaverse topped $500 million last year and could double this year, according to investors and analytics firms.
Real estate sales on the four major metaverse platforms reached $501 million in 2021, according to MetaMetric Solutions. Sales in January topped $85 million, the metaverse data provider said. It projects...
The Denver-based home services giant is trying to meet customers where they are: Buying physical home-improvement products in box-box stores.
It is no secret that the pandemic cemented multifamily as the darling of commercial real estate investment. Its strong performance has driven a new level of exuberance for apartment investment, and off-market transactions have always been one tool that investors have used to win deals.
Advances in artificial intelligence and other technology allow machines to be operated from far away. The trend could spell trouble for workers.
Logistics firms are finding new options to deal with a scarcity of storage, including building multistory facilities and choosing locations farther from coastal ports.