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Like many industries, real estate is more than ever dependent on technological innovation. However, only in the past few years has proptech begun to address the problems stemming from insurance compliance in the real estate industry.

Join Michael Beckerman, CEO of CREtech & CREtech Climate for this exclusive conversation with the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Fifth Wall, Brendan Wallace, and Greg Smithies, Partner and Co-Lead of the Climate Technology Investment Team. In this rare, candid discussion, Beckerman will interview Brendan and Greg on the latest in climate technology for the real estate industry, the firm...

In the biggest ever acquisition in the construction tech sector, global construction services company Hilti Group has agreed to acquire tech company Fieldwire for $300m.

Growing landlord demand for better data, new apps and other real-estate technology is fueling a boom in proptech and attracting record sums of capital into the sector during the pandemic.

They are in the works along the coasts, across the pond and in hotspots for progressive arc...

As WeWork seeks to recover from the coronavirus pandemic and turn a profit after going public, the coworking company has been pushing a pair of new product...

An Indian startup that is improving the way millions of people in the nation lease or buy an apartment is the latest firm to become a unicorn in the South Asian market.

Bangalore-based NoBroker has raised $210 million in its Series E financing round, its founders told TechCrunch in an interview. Ti...

The global real estate firm has teamed up with Altus Power, the clean electrification company it plans to take public through a blank cheque company, to develop a tool to help landlords source local clean energy.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced up to $45 million to support the development of technologies that can transform buildings into net carbon storage structures. With carbon storing building materials often being scarce, expensive, and geographically limited, DOE is pioneering technologies that overcome these barriers to lower or eliminate emission...

It’s tempting to see home working as the big threat to city-center offices. But investors might gain more by watching an old real-estate fundamental: construction. Compare London and New York. Few new offices were started in the U.K. capital in recent years, partly as a result of Brexit, which should help big commercial landlords there recover relatively quickly from the pandemic. Faced with