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Jesse Carrillo reveals how Hines is leaning on technology to enhance the tenant experience from health and wellness to convenience, as well as how the company is beginning to utilize robotics and automation solutions across the portfolio.
We took a pulse of the market from property and tech players at CREtech London 2021, including: James Pellatt of Great Portland Estates, Michael Beckerman of CREtech, Abi Rendle of Equiem, Sasha Hoey of Kitt, LD Salmanson of Cherre, Olly Freedman of Retransform
A joint venture between Realogy and Home Partners of America is poised to grow with the hiring of its first CEO.
iBuying venture RealSure is hiring former Walmart executive Katie Finnegan as chief executive, Bloomberg reported. Finnegan previously worked as the top e-commerce executive for Rite Aid and a WalMart executive.
“How do we negotiate a data rich environment?” That question, posed by Theo Blackwell, London’s first chief digital officer, set the scene at the opening keynote at CREtech London 2021.
Faced with the fastest-rising real estate prices in U.S. history, Zillow Group Inc. tweaked the algorithms that power its home-flipping operation to make higher offers.
It ended up with so many winning bids that it had to stop making
Real estate technology platform HomeLight is broadening the reach of its financial products, HomeLight Trade-In™ and HomeLight Cash Offer™, to real estate agents, homebuyers and sellers across Arizo...
Maybe all the social distancing and remote work we had to do over the past 18 months really did break our brains. A new repor...
For residents of a Milwaukee tower to admire the wood holding it up, samples of the material first had to undergo a trial by fire. Literally.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture burned the glue-laminated timber columns for three hours in a lab, the longest test ever conducted for the material in the states. The 2019 examinati...
When the developer Lendlease opens its $600 million residential and office complex in Los Angeles, expected in 2025, the site will have the typical hallmarks of sustainable development: proximity to a light-rail stop, an all-electric residential tower, solar panels and a pedestrian plaza.