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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.
brandonlin January 29, 2022
Not only were new unicorns minted at a breakneck pace in 2021, but they were created in early-stage funding rounds at an unprecedented rate. While nearly 600 new unicorns were minted last year, about 18 percent were companies reaching  that status after an early-sta...
brandonlin January 29, 2022
Digital payment platforms provide consumers with an efficient and secure form of convenience to pay for goods and services without the hassle of carrying credit cards and cash. Software-based payment systems store user payment data and passwords in an encrypted online lockbox, accessible from their smartphones.
brandonlin January 29, 2022
Livly, Inc., the Chicago-based technology company offering the first unified operating system fo...
brandonlin January 29, 2022
Buildings with the highest U.K. performance ratings are using far more energy than those with the lowest ratings, according to recent data. It’s a disparity that shows the limitations of current green building standards.
brandonlin January 29, 2022

Annie Koo is the Innovation Lead at Catalyst Housing Group, where she is focused on scaling Catalyst’s essential housing platform across the full spectrum of housing affordability, from homelessness to homeownership.

Prior to Catalyst, Annie was the Director of Housing at Sidewalk ...

brandonlin January 27, 2022
Investors set a record for U.S. commercial-property sales last year, betting that the pandemic is reordering how Americans live, work and play. Real-estate buyers loaded up on warehouses, which serve as fulfillment centers for the e-commerce boom. They bought apartment buildings to capitalize on record high rents. They paid up for resorts and vacation-oriented hotels that benefited from the res...
brandonlin January 27, 2022
Workers, flush with power as employers raise wages and scramble to fill