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Commercial property values are more resilient nationwide than headlines about the coronavirus and the unsettled state of the world might otherwise indicate, valuation experts say.
Side has had an explosive year.
In March, the white-label brokerage’s $150 million Series D propelled its valuation above $1 billion. A few months later, that valuation more than doubled to $2.5 billion after Tiger Global Managemen...
As cities across the U.S. look to build more multifamily to address housing shortages, one growing startup aims to make the development process much faster. Juno, a San Francisco-based proptech company founded in 2019,
Squad Mobility’s vision of the perfect urban vehicle is a low-cost EV equipped with solar panels, swappable batteries and enough zip and range in its diminutive 6.5-foot package to meet the needs of city drivers.
The early-stage Dutch startup, which recently revealed the final design of its quadricycle, is now assembling working prototypes in Breda, the Netherlands...
Cryptocurrency mining is exploding in the United States, but how this growing industry fits into the traditional data center landscape is still an open question.
As recently as July, visions of reoccupied desks and packed commuter lines danced in the heads of employers and office landlords, who clung to hopes that a widespread return to the workplace after Labor Day might still be in the cards.
Billionaire activist and finance vet Tom Steyer just launched a new investment platform to stake clean tech while funneling a cut of the profits to advocacy groups, Ben writes.
Driving the news: Galvanize Climate Solutions, which brings together several longtime investment pros, plans to finance companies that can "produce and scale" emissions-cutti...
Breton Birkhofer of DivcoWest discusses the importance of adopting a learning mindset when approaching difficult decisions in CRE investments, and shares what he’s most excited about for the future of PropTech.
LEED-certified U.S. office buildings have achieved higher rents overall since 2015 than their noncertified counterparts, according to a