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Multifamily Real Estate has become one of the strongest segments of commercial real estate in America. It truly is an exciting time for this robust market. This is in part due to the soaring rent prices noted in August 2021 that received a
The company formerly known as Facebook has been discussing the possibility of opening retail stores way before it rebranded itself as Meta, according to
Doorsey, an online homebuying platform, launched nationally with the aim to increase bid transparency and level the playing field among buyers.
The fledgling company said Thursday that it had raised $4.1 million in a seed round this summer led by WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann’s family office, 166 2nd Financial Services.
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Fintech startup Obligo announced on Thursday a Series B funding round of $35 million led by investor 83North. Additional investors participating in the round include HighSage Ventures, 10D, Entrée Capital, Alumni Ventures, MUFG Innovation Partners, La Maison Partners and other strategic investors.
Spreadsheets may still be prevalent in real estate, but proptech startup Northspyre says its project delivery software is rapidly replacing such old tech, leading to the company’s 3.5X growth since 2020, with more than $30 billion in owner and developer capital projects now facilitated through its platform.
LEX Markets, a commercial real estate securities marketplace built for all investors, announced today that i...
Chirag Chotalia of Threshold VC discusses technology trends, disruptions, and how to navigate the competitive landscape of Venture Capital.
Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore discusses green investments, U.S, commitment to climate change, and warns of a $22 trillion subprime-like carbon bubble. He speaks with Francine Lacqua from the sidelines of the COP26 Summit in Glasgow, Scotland on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
Shares in Nextdoor Inc. surged Monday in their first day of trading as the free social-networking app aimed at connecting local neighborhoods began life as a public company.
The San Francisco-based company that was founded a decade ago made its name helping people scout locally for dog walkers or gripe about neighbors. During the height of the pandemic, with people stuck at home,