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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
Atrius hopes global expansion of its cloud-based Building Insights platform will address the issues of time-intensive processes and a lack of tools when it comes to energy usage reporting of buildings in Europe.
For the vast majority of market-rate renters, apartments remain affordable and these renters moving in are bringing big incomes, according to recent data from RealPage.
Demand for market-rate apartments in 2021 soared far above the highest levels on record in the three decades RealPage has tracked the market. Net demand totaled more than 673,000 units—obliterating the previous high set in ...
Last fall, Big Real Estate gave itself a pat on the back for being environmentally and socially responsible.
When a referee for ESG investing issued its annual scores, companies including Ivanhoé Cambridge, Prologis and Vornado Realty Trust touted highlights such as a “Green Star” rating or improvement from the previous year in one of the categories.
Not all companies are fit to go public via SPAC, despite so many of them doing so.
Why it matters: While SPACs were quickly touted as a faster and better way for companies to go public, ultimately not all businesses that have chosen that route are meeting investor expectations.
The big picture: Nearly 200 companies have completed mergers wit...
Incorporated in New York in 1917, Cushman & Wakefield is a leading global real estate services firm with approximately 50,000 employees in over 400 offices and 60 countries. In 2020, the firm had revenue of $7.8 billion across core services of property, facilities and project management,...
Jason Lund discusses the challenges real estate professionals face when seeking out new technology and how he looks to hardware first when evaluating technology needs and solutions.
The recent NMHC OPTECH in the Washington, D.C., area was a milestone moment for the multifamily industry in its post-COVID recovery. More than 2,000 apartment executives and technology partners were finally able to gather and celebrate the industry’s resiliency and set a path for what’s next. And what’s next for multifamily is all about technology investment, management, and leadership. Mult...
The production-model Bobcat T7X compact track loader shown at the Consumer Electronics Show uses electric boom and bucket actuation, in addition to electric propulsion, completely eliminating all hydraulics from the machine.
Supply-chain backlogs are roiling the new home market, upending efforts to accelerate construction, limiting home-buyer choices, and causing some new owners to move into unfinished homes.