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From JLL Spark in the US to PwC in Germany, major global investors have recently backed VC fund PropTech 1 Ventures. PlaceTech spoke to managing partner Nikolas Samios to find out what’s driving that interest in proptech and what problems in real estate the fund wants to fix.

John Fitzpatrick, Managing Director and Chief Technology Officer of Alternative Asset Management Technology at Blackstone, will be interviewed by Brad Greiwe, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Fifth Wall, in a Keynote discussion. Fitzpatrick serves as the Managing Director and Chief Technology Officer of Alternative Asset Management Technology at Blackstone, and has played an integral role in adv...

Homeowners seeking debt relief now have another option to pull cash from their home equity with the launch of Unlock Technologies Inc.

Navitas Capital has raised $160 million for its third venture fund to invest in early-stage startups in real-estate tech after a bumpy period for the sector. Real-estate startups in the U.S. are experiencing a resurgence of interest after a drop in venture funding in 2020.

Jesse Carrillo of Hines opens up about how the pandemic forced the industry to pivot in both the strategy and function of the office, and what that means from a development perspective.

As the real estate sector is responsible for 40% of all carbon emissions globally, the industry has both the obligation as well as the opportunity to make an extraordinary impact in creating a healthier, safer, cleaner, and more equitable planet. Learn from CRE's most respected sustainability leaders on their respective company missions, drivers and strategies to decarbonize their portfolios. I...

Michael Beckerman with CREtech joins Michael to discuss the biggest trends in real estate technology, upcoming events, and tips for owners and property managers to get the most out of their tech.

There could be a 'zero-carbon' homes revolution across Britain, after a net-zero housebuilder received millions of pounds from the Government to hone its green technology.

Homes England, the Government's housing agency, has provided £3.9million of funding to Etopia Group, This is Money can exclusively reveal.