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In 2014, there was a question that inspired us to start Density — Would it be useful to know how a city is used?
We believe the answer is, yes. If New York City all of a sudden knew how it was used, it would identify its inefficiencies and redesign itself. An entire city reliably knowing how it was used would unlock a world of new possibilities.
Whatever is true for New York would be true ...
As the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) continues this week, real estate industry leaders are paying more attention than ever to sustainability and climate change. Rising temperatures, rising oceans, and increasingly severe weather are putting the built environment at risk.
“This is a multitrillion-dollar problem to solve,” says Billy Grayson, executive ...
Motional, a global leader in driverless technology, and Lyft, Inc.(Nasdaq: LYFT) today announced the planned launch of a fully driverless public ride-hail s...
Today, we are thrilled to announce that VergeSense has secured $60 million in Series C Funding led by Scale Venture Partners. In our commitment to provide data-driven insights to enterprises eager to raise the power of their square foot, this investment will help the company accelerate platform innovation and growth. We attribute this rapid growth to our innovative customers, who are leading the w...
Altus Group Limited (TSX: AIF) (the “Company” or “Altus”), a leading provider of software, data solutions and independent advisory services to the global commercial real estate (“CRE”) industry, announced today that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Scryer, Inc. (dba Reonomy) (“Reonomy”), a fast growing, AI-powered data platform for the CRE industry, for US$201.5 mill...
Most of the articles that I have published so far have been focused on Office, Multi-Family, and Single Family Residential Real Estate. However, the real estate sector which is currently experiencing the biggest growth is Industrial. Prior to my research for this article, I honestly didn’t fully appreciate the critical role that technology plays in the future of Industrial Real Estate.
Single-family homes built to rent are emerging as the hottest corner of the U.S. property market, as investors respond to booming demand from home-seekers priced out of housing for sale.
Rents on homes are rising faster than ever. New household formation is also increasing the demand for rentals, as more young people get their own places.
A group of short-term rental companies are poised to go public, testing investor appetite for companies marketing themselves as alternatives to hotels, individual host listings and even traditional o...