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Information-technology executives at some real-estate firms are rolling out artificial-intelligence-based tools designed in part to help agents close deals faster, which could prove useful in today’s hot housing market.
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As vaccinations ramp up and Covid-19 transmissions decline, the journey toward normalcy seems just about over. Because of that, I believe commercial real estate generally and office space specifically remain sound investments. However, the pandemic has forever changed the way corporations and workers use these assets and, as a result, how investors should think about putting their capital behind t...
Less than three months after going public amid a wave of investor optimism about housing markets and enthusiasm for real estate technology, Compass shares have dropped almost 30 percent.
As more markets roll back pandemic-era restrictions on occupancy and more employers firm up plans for a return to the office, coworkingoperato...
Two years ago, a local firm jumped into Atlanta's nascent co-living scene with a project in the Sweet Auburn Historic District in Downtown. Now, that company is changing tact with a $7M Southwest Atlanta mixed-use project with designs to ultimately be owned by the surrounding community.
Larry Korman Selected As CREtech+ Legend For His Extraordinary Leadership And Contributions To The Commercial Real Estate Industry
New York, NY (June 28, 2021) — CREtech+, (www.plus.cretech.com
People aren't working from the office, but they're not working from home either.
The big picture: As the world begins to move past the pandemic but holds onto remote work, we're seeing the rise of "third workplaces" — teleworking spots in cafes, hotels or co-working spaces.
Jeffrey Berman, Ross Rudd, Justin Saeheng and Revathi Greenwood to be Featured in CREtech+ “Tech Talk” Episodes Airing in July
New York, NY (June 25, 2021) — CREtech+, (www.plus.cretech.com
Revathi Greenwood, Global Head of Data and Insights at Cushman & Wakefield dissects how to effectively approach data to make informed strategic decisions, and how migration patterns, work from home, and stimulus packages are affecting the future of real estate.
Tony Cho has been at the forefront of development in the Miami neighborhoods of Wynwood, where his Metro 1 is a leading commercial broker, and Little Haiti, where he is developing the campuslike Magic City Innovation District with partners incl...