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The nearly 126-year-old Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) has a fairly short relationship with technology. It’s launching a consumer-facing residential listings service this year, about 20 years after the first ones, such as Craigslist, Redfin, StreetEasy and Trulia, rolled out on the web. Its tech committee dates from 2017.
Condeco, a global leader with a comprehensive workspace management suite designed to connect people in the office and remotely, today announced the strategic acquisition of Proxyclick, the market-leading visitor management platform that enables the...
For Latin American startups, 2021 was an extraordinary year on the funding front. Venture and technology growth investors poured an estimated $19.5 billion into the region, per Crunchbase data. That’s more than triple prior year levels, which were themselves record-setting.
There were robots galore at the National Retail Federation's big annual trade show this week in New York City, Jennifer A. Kingson writes.
Here's one, above, that cleans floors in commercial locations like airports, supermarkets, warehouses, malls and hospitals.
Habi, a Colombia-based real estate startup backed by SoftBank Group Corp., said it acquired a Mexican rival, making it the largest tech-based buyer of residential properties in a country that’s gaining growing attention from so-called property technology firms.
The anticipated premium for greener ESG-focused office buildings is already being seen according to a study of US rents and sales pricing over 10 years by Cushman & Wakefield.
The company plans to open Amazon Style later this year in Glendale, Calif., that will incorporate customers’ physical browsing behavior and preferences on the Amazon Shopping app.
Gary Brandeis of Vertalo Real Estate details the key mistake tech companies trying to break into commercial real estate are making, and how government regulations will need to change in order to accommodate cryptocurrencies backed by real estate.