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When Mayor Bill de Blasio announced earlier this month that the city’s 300,000 municipal employees had to return to the office five days a week on September 13, many city workers panicked. Parents scrambled to line up child care. The immunocompromised rushed to put in requests to continue to work remotely. And people across all departments, from entry-level employees to senior management, began ...
Sustainability initiatives may be all the rage, but an increasing number of scandals among high-profile startups and highly-valued corporate behemoths is underscoring the role governance plays in corporate health and due diligence.
As WeWork prepares to go public next month via a SPAC wi...
If you find yourself with a batch of lemons, the wise move is to make lemonade.
What if you’ve got hotel properties in a down hospitality market? Luckily, you’ve got some choices.
For example, California-based Vivo Living, which turns hotels into multifamily properties, announced at the beginning of September that it opened its tenth “boutique efficiency apartment” complex. They come...
Nexar is partnering with Nevada public road transit authorities to create digital twins to reduce traffic and improve safety. In effect, crowdsourced dashcam image data is used to feed digital twins that represent virtual models of road work.
The partnership is another sign of consumer dashcam maker Nexar’s pivot to AI-infused digital twin-as-a-service offeri...
Pioneering European PropTech VC, Pi Labs, announces three new investors who join as limited partners (LPs) into its third institutional fund, Fund III.
The new funding will support Pi Labs’ investment strategy of identifying the next generation of proptech start-ups and build on its position as Europe’s leading proptech VC. These latest investments in the Pi Labs fund demonstrate the susta...
The UK co-living sector is about to reboot.
The collapse into administration of the UK’s best-known co-living brand, The Collective<...
The property industry has been one of the slowest adopters of new technology, while other industries such as the financial and retail sectors have
It is one of two pilot projects, funded by Innovate UK, that will see sensors installed in access points to parks and recreational grounds as well as at a disused building for safety purposes.
Not every country has a Multiple Listing Service to aid in buying and selling a home. This often makes the process complicated as buyers weed through fake and duplicate listings and little pricing data, unlike in the United States.
