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Companies without plans in place to make their assets net zero carbon could struggle to secure debt against them within as little as two years.
Through a mix of storytelling and practical advice, attendees will: Gain insight into one of real estate's hottest trends, Learn how to leverage data for better investment decisions, Find out what elements to look for when evaluating a software solution to manage deal flow
With over 8,000 PropTech companies globally and over $9.7 billion of funding activity in the first half of 2021, the real estate industry is ripe for growth and transformation through technology. The market shows signs of matu...
Commercial real estate property tours have joined the “entertainment age” as more and more companies are shooting breath-taking drone videos to create a “wow” factor when promoting their space.
“We don’t live in the information age any more, we live in the entertainment age,” Brad Smith, Associate Director, Investment Sales, Walker & Dunlop, tells GlobeSt.
Industrious has hired former WeWork executive Craig Robinson as its chief growth officer, the flex-office provider told The Real Deal.
Robinson’s hiring comes about two months after the flex-office startup hired a new chief operating officer, whose responsibilities include prep...
42dot, a South Korea-based autonomous transportation-as-a-service (TaaS) startup, announced today it has raised $88.5 million (104 billion WON) in a Series A round of funding to advance its urban mobility operating system (UMOS).
The Series A brings the startup’s total raised so far to $130.1 millio...
Like all other elements in the enterprise, the warehouse management stack is becoming increasingly automated and more intelligent by the day. Despite this, the technology is not only focused on the warehouse floor and the needs of an expanding robotics workforce.
With cybersecurity investment spiking to never before seen levels, it is easy to become singularly focused on the large amounts of money U.S.-based companies are seeing.
A day ahead of its third quarter earnings report, Zillow Group’s stock took a hit on Wall Street as a new analyst report highlighted how many homes purchased by the company are now underwater.
Class A shares of Zillow Group stock were down 8.6% on Monday to close at $96.62.
The latest dive comes two weeks after the Seattle-based real estate company