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Real estate investment firm Archer has expanded its range of tools to help investor clients. The latest announcement is called AIM Automated Underwriting. The data-driven system uses machine learning technology to reduce the time needed for a first underwriting of a multifamily property to less than 15 minutes, according to the company’s claims.

A Redmond-based proptech and development company quietly started to snap up nearly $30 million Seattle development sites several years ago and is under construction on its first Z Seattle brand residential project.

Over the last few years, there’s been growing interest in applying blockchain technology and tokenization to commercial real estate. In theory, tokenization, combined with fractional ownership structures, would allow companies to sell interests to investors of all sizes, exp...

This bucolic town 30 miles southeast of Nashville, Tenn., was once best known for its nearby Civil War battlefield and state college. Now it is one of the fastest-growing places in the country. Surging housing costs and remote work are sending droves of people to live in new, fast-growing exurbs of metropolitan areas in the Southeast where suburban living has long been concentrated closer to th...

In just six years, Amanda von Almen has helped make Salesforce’s real estate team a testing ground for lasting and integrated sustainable efforts.

Crystal Fisher, Managing Director of the Commercial Portfolio at Fisher Brothers, addresses the company’s latest portfolio capital improvements, as well as how they are utilizing technology to enhance the lives of their tenants and guests.

Locatee, the leading workplace analytics solution providing industry leaders with critical data-based insights, is proud to announce that Roberta Sydney, CEO of Sydney Associates, Inc. and Christian Kuehni, formerly Global Head of Corporate Real Estate for Deutsche Bank and other global corporations, have joined the Locatee Advisory Board. As the ...

Reports are varying about how much demand there is for office space. So, depending on which report proves accurate, office space demand could recover sooner rather than later. A recent indicator was a bit sobering: In-person tour volume dipping in July, according to the VTS Offic...

While the debate around offices reopening pits the workplace against the home, the real issue is control.