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Mandi Wedin, Founder & CEO of Feroce Real Estate speaks to the importance of creating a diverse internal team and meeting clients where they are when considering technology solutions.
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Commercial property firm Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. announced Wednesday its intent to acquire artificial intelligence startup Skyline AI Inc., in the latest example of how the technology is increasingly being used to gain a competitive advantage in the real-estate industry.
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The e-commerce platform has opened Shopify New York, a two-story, 8,000-sq-ft. space in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood that is designed to serve as a place where existing and budding entrepreneurs will have the ability to attend workshops and events, get one-to-one support, book podcast and photography studio space, and sell in its pop-up shop.
Creating trust and transparency in the process of transacting resale residential homes
Mumbai, 10 August 2021: JLL, India’s largest real estate consultancy firm today announced its entry into the country’s secondary residential market via a strategic partnership w...
The owner of Saks Fifth Avenue is converting parts of department stores into co-working spaces with WeWork, a strategy that marries the popularity of remote work with the struggles of bricks-and-mortar retail.
The Swiss-based conglomerate and WeWork rival has reached agreements to take up coworking space at 401 Park Avenue South and 14 Penn Plaza, Crain’s reported. The former will be under the Spaces brand and take up 63,000 square feet, while the latter will be under IWG’s Regus brand and occupy 28,000 square feet.
Cyber security, 5G, drones and virtual reality are the technological developments expected to have the biggest impact on real estate in the next two years, according to a National Association of Realtors