Tango, a leading provider of cloud-based store lifecycle management and integrated workplace management software, today announced it has secured an equity investment from Berkshire Partners. The funding will help extend Tango’s leadership position in the market and accelerate both U.S. and international growth. Tango’s Founder, President, and Chief Executive Officer Pranav Tyagi,...
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MeetElise, known best for their conversational multifamily leasing assistant, announced $23.5m in Series B funding today. Navitas Capital and JLL Spark co-led the round with participation from AvalonBay Communities, Equity Residential, Cushman and Wakefield, Moving Capital, DivcoWest, RMS Investment Group, and a host of other strategic partners. The Series B funding will drive a wave of growth thr...
Inovia Capital, Tiger Global also backed the startup, which has developed software aimed at hotel operators
Two panellists at a recent Ontario-based proptech conference made a convincing case that Smart Cities are more than the sum of their parts, with Edmonton offered up as a prime example of how an enlightened Smart City policy incorporates a breadth of participants.
The $1m prize fund is divided into a series of grants, awarded at different stages of the competition with 10 top prize winners and a special prize awarded for the best overall project.
It’s never easy to train an entire resident population on new processes – especially when it comes to paying the rent.
But for FPI Management, it discovered exceptional adaptation and ease-of-use with a paperless and person-less method that more and more residents are appreciating.
Softbank Group Corp's (9984.T) Vision Fund 2 has led the latest funding round for sustainability data technology platform Clarity AI, alongside existing investors including BlackRock
Alphabet Inc.’s GOOG -0.87% Google said it is delaying its required return-to-office plans that we...
Elvira and Bobby Guerra spent three years searching for a home to buy in southern Texas, but their real-estate agent repeatedly showed them houses that were too expensive and still in need of work.
A majority of commercial real estate employees expect to be working “completely or partially virtually going forward,” according to a new survey and report released by Deloitte.