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Lauren August 13, 2021
Miloš Halečka, Innovations Director at MiddleCap, discusses the transition to making data-driven decisions for property maintenance and raising the bar for sustainability.
Lauren August 13, 2021
Proptech startup Divvy Homes scored another big round of fundraising, bringing the company’s valuation to $2 billion.
Lauren August 12, 2021
Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman joins us on this episode of the GeekWire Podcast to discuss the latest twists in the housing market; delays in returning to the office; the role of climate in real estate; how technology is changing homebuying; and the impact of remote work and migration on Seattle and other U.S. cities.
Lauren August 12, 2021
BLDUP, a Boston-based market intelligence platform for the Commercial Real Estate, Construction, and Development industry, has closed a $2 million pre-seed round.
Lauren August 12, 2021
After 24 months of rethinks and renegotiation, it is finally happening: Convene, the New York-based meetings-and-workplace venue provider, is to open its first UK operation in spring 2022.
Lauren August 12, 2021
After 24 months of rethinks and renegotiation, it is finally happening: Convene, the New York-based meetings-and-workplace venue provider, is to open its first UK operation in spring 2022.
Lauren August 12, 2021
Lauren August 12, 2021

With significantly less supply on the market than there was at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, the providers that survived the past 15 months are seeing soaring demand and deal signings, albeit at lower prices than before, especially in gateway cities.

Lauren August 12, 2021

When offices finally reopen, some companies plan to use them in a very different way than they did before the pandemic, giving workers the choice to come in just a few days a week, or not at all.

Lauren August 12, 2021
An urban laboratory is opening inside a Detroit garage to let researchers test new parking technologies for cities coping with shifting priorities. Why it matters: Parking is a hassle for drivers in most cities, with experts attributing as much as 30% of traffic and emissions to cars searching for a parking spot. If cars could park themselves efficiently, it would ease some of th...