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In the Brooklyn neighborhood of Crown Heights, nearly 40% of low-income households don’t have internet access. It’s a challenge across many parts of New York City that became especially apparent during the pandemic, when many children were loaned laptops for distance learning but couldn’t log on to use them. But some affordable apartment buildings in the area will soon begin offering free Wi...
Lee Odess, Founder and CEO of Group 337 lays the groundwork for re-imagining commercial real estate and the way in which people interact with it, and what he’s most excited about from a technology perspective.
Yardi Systems, a global leader in real estate software solutions, announced today their acquisition of Forge (We Are Forge), a Bristol, UK based provider of visitor management and access control solutions to the commercial real estate, retail and higher education industries.
Top tech consultants are leading real estate firms to adopt innovative tech solutions that are proven to advance long-term business performance.
June 15, 2021 — CREtech
Sarah Vanunu started a new job three weeks ago at MyHeritage, an online genealogy platform based in Or Yehuda, Israel, and thanks to Israel’s speedy vaccine rollout, she has been eligible for in-person work since she be...
End-to-end homebuying startup Flyhomes has raised $150 million in a Series C round of funding, the company announced Thursday.
Flyhomes helps clients through the entire homebuying process. It offers products including home lending and the option for buyers to make cash offers by helping them get pre-approval for underwriting for a s...
Reports surfaced June 1 that construction startup Katerra was shutting down its U.S. operations. Three days later, mass layoffs began.
Now, three former employees are pursuing a class-action lawsuit against the construction startup, alleging it failed to p...
Citi’s CEO, Michael Corbat, thinks productivity may suffer with long-term remote work. Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg anticipates as much as
Now that we’ve all mastered the art of the video call, out comes new research that suggests videoconferencing can actually hamper collaboration. And the best solution might be to turn the camera off.
