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The COVID-19 pandemic has created the most challenging planning and forecasting moment for real estate investors since the Great Recession from over a decade ago. In comparison, the current period is both broader and deeper in its impact on real estate, creating substantial needs for technology to help (re)forecast 2021 and the next few years, in spite of all of the unknowns.
As more people return to the office over the next few months, companies will have to work harder than ever to make sure the environment is comfortable and inviting.
A last-mile delivery concept mixing electric car recharging, e-bikes and a parcel/freight consolidation centre is being hailed
Faction Technology founder and CEO Ain McKendrick didn’t have the $1 billion or the time that a typical automotive program might need to design and manufacture an EV that could be used for driverless delivery.
Alternative investments platform Yieldstreet — which is aiming to democratize private investing opportunities historically reserved for the top 1% — announced Wednesday a $100 million series C funding round.
Businesses are always eager to find new ways to optimize resources, reduce costs and build sustainable businesses and often crave more data to help them make better decisions. Fortunately, the technology to collect data about your building or facility has never been more accessible than it is today. The internet of things (IoT), cloud computing, cheap data storage and cost-effective devices have p...
Just on the east side of the line that once divided Berlin in half, a former East German shopping mall from the 1970s has been given a new life. After years of underwhelming sales, the mall’s owners decided to turn the six-story mall into an office building to serve the city’s vibrant startup scene.
Prologis has published annual sustainability reports since 2006.
Leveraging Technology to Better the Built World// Scott Rechler, CEO & Chairman of RXR, joins The Legends to discuss market trends and the importance of leveraging technology to enhance performance in business and in life.
As the city that never sleeps begins to awake from a 14-month slumber, new building permits hit a decade low. But while there may not be many cranes along Manhattan’s skyline, commercial landlords in the country’s largest office market are rushing to prepare for the post-pandemic New York by giving their interiors a makeover.