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Office occupancy rates remain deflated across industries, but one type of workplace is in high demand: labs.
Technology is playing an increasingly important role in real estate, supplementing agent and broker efforts to build relationships and provide value to homebuyers, sellers and investors.
Jak Churton, Managing Director of JLL, reveals what he believes to be the foremost goal of technology in the workplace; to enhance the human experience and ultimately create a more productive and powerful workforce.
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American Express announced today, in partnership with Nova Credit, that it has expanded credit access to people from Brazil, Dominican Republic, Kenya and Nigeria who have moved to the United States. The growth of this first-of-its-kind digital capability enables newcomers from nine countries to use their international credit history to quic...
The real estate giant has created a tool to streamline industrial and logistics searches with a raft of datasets, analytics and virtual tours.
The problem of ugly real estate photos
If you’ve ever tried to find an apartment rental online, ...
The residential real estate sector is becoming more institutionalized, with greater consolidation of ownership among the largest players as Wall Street spurs a number of novel business models such as iBuying. But institutionalization and wider adoption of technology go han...
Continuing the trend of real estate digitizing data for owners and occupiers, smart buildings proptech firm View has acquired RXR Realty’s WorxWell, the companies announced Tuesday.
In real estate, green isn’t the new black — not yet. But if the capital markets continue demanding greater sustainability and increasing the pressure on portfolios with high carbon emissions, it may soon be impossible for owners to stay in the black if they don’t go green.
The boss of online mortgage lender Better.com laid off some 900 employees on a Zoom call — then slammed the ex-workers for allegedly “stealing from our customers” by not being productive.