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Jeremy Neuer of CBRE discusses key mistakes technology companies are making, and how the market is driving innovation and new technology at an unprecedented pace.
Technology has been upending the way various sectors do business. While some adaptation can be attributed to the pandemic, most of the changes were underway before COVID-19 made it necessary. Net lease leads the discussion in the commercial real estate sector. That’s according to Camille Renshaw, CEO & co-founder at B+E who, along with president and co-found...
We believe the nascent PropTech industry presents significant opportunities for emerging companies integrating technology within various facets of real estate, as PropTech will soon be embedded throughout all facets of the industry. REITs that partner with and invest in these platforms stand to benefit. The proper...
Technology and innovation has become table stakes at nearly every real estate conference and event. Since 2010, the global proptech industry has continued to grow. Along the way, the need for dedicated and curated proptech events. These event organizers, content creators, and promoters have become the de facto "educators" in organized real estate, curating content and education needed for ...
A historic year for proptech fundraising has produced another unicorn.
Lessen, a real estate management platform that connects property owners and operators to electricians, cleaners and other service providers, raised $170 million in a Series B round, pushing its total funding so far to $214 million — nea...
Join us in San Diego on March 22nd and 23rd for two days of the most exciting in-person event in the world of real estate technology and innovation. No other event brings together so many landlords, asset managers, brokerages, construction companies, tech startups, venture capitals, thought-leaders, and more all under one massive roof.
Even before the emergence of the Omicron variant, it was clear that the office recovery had started to falter in the face of the ongoing recovery.
In 2021, commercial real estate achieved slow but meaningful progress toward greater diversity, equity and inclusion within its ranks.
Still, the vast majority of real estate executives remain White men — and according to a new Bisnow analysis, many companies have struggled or failed to implement plans to address their firms’ lack of diversity.
A few seconds after a cook turned on a stove in a tiny mobile kitchen in a Houston parking lot in April, a fireball erupted from the propane burners, flaring out into the center of the trailer owned by Reef Global Inc.
New York City’s work against climate change could have a new center of power at Governors Island, where a partnership of real estate and consulting companies is set to open a research and training facility.