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In the fast-paced and ever-evolving commercial property sector, delivering an exceptional customer experience is crucial – which is where OpenAI comes in, writes Carlos Almansa of Nexudus.
Principals and VCs cite slow adoption by older real estate companies for the cooling off
Combining Entrata and Rent Dynamics will benefit property managers and residents alike, enabling an even more powerful and robust operating system to support resident-focused owners and operators
MRI Software has acquired Loci Solutions Group Pty Limited, an Australian property technology consulting and outsourced managed services company serving commercial, industrial, and retail property markets across Asia Pacific.
It's taken a while, but commercial real estate (CRE) and its property managers are finally realizing the importance of technology to their businesses. By bringing tech into property management decisions and communication with tenants, integrated software platforms have heightened the value of some properties while reducing costs.
Despite corporate giants like The Walt Disney Co. and Amazon.com Inc. demanding employees return to the office at least part of the workweek, and the increasingly prevailing sentiment from management that working from an office is best, office buildings in the 10 largest U.S. cities sit less than half full.
Proptech company Latch is laying off 59% of its U.S. and Taiwan-based workforce by November, or about 82 positions, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and putting new executives in place, including a new chief technology officer, chief financial officer, vice president of operations and other positions.
Commercial real estate is thought by many to be a change-averse industry but a new report from JLL says artificial intelligence is coming for it anyway — and that there is enormous potential in their meeting.
In a recent episode of Allwork.Space’s Future of Work podcast, Jamie Hodari, CEO and co-founder of coworking space Industrious, shared three actionable steps to build a sense of community in the workplace.
A strong ecosystem of associations, academics and U.S. investors is supporting tech startup growth in the country and in Latin America overall