As investors in many of them, we're clearly excited about proptech. To take a look at sector-wide insights and trends, we round up the most notable founders in the field.
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Prevu, a real estate technology company on a mission to empower homebuyers, today announced its digital homebuying platform is now available in Seattle. As a result of Prevu’s expansion into the Pacific Northwest, consumers in the Emerald City now have a solution to the antiquated homebuying process and one of the most frustrating aspects assoc...
"Smart" cities — places where technology makes life easier for the people who live and work there — are rapidly becoming reality, but there's still lots of work to do, Jennifer A. Kingson writes.
ULI is eager to keep our members abreast of the topics and issues on the rise in sustainable real estate. The annual Sustainability Outlook aims to inform members and the broader real estate industry on what sustainability topics and issues are on the rise for the year ahead.
More robots that can pick up separate objects are moving from laboratories to warehouses as the technology improves and labor-strapped logistics operators look to automation to meet surging demand.
Gary Brandeis examines the benefits of creating technology for real estate by real estate professionals, and how assets can be more investor-centric by adopting a cryptocurrency model.
Israeli flexible workspace company Mindspace has announced the completion of a $72 million financing round led by Harel Insurance Investments and Financial Services Ltd., More Provident Funds, Shalom Meckenzie and Arkin Holdings, as well as by existing investors including Yoav Harlap, Kobi Rogovin and Globalworth. The latest funding w...
Instant purchase and delivery of food and other essentials was one of the big bubbles of opportunity in the world of e-commerce in the last year, with dozens of startups big and small emerging and scooping up funding to build out businesses to bring items like groceries, toilet paper and Tylenol to people’s doors in 30 minutes or less. Now a startup called