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At Crocker Partners' 11M SF of offices across the Southeast, occupancy has stubbornly hovered around 25% over the past six months. But as vaccination rates have risen and restrictions have lifted, its offices are more like 35% filled this month, Managing Partner
On Monday, Stavvy announced that it had raised $40 million in Series A funding, led by Morningside Technology Ventures. The company declined to disclose its valuation following the round. Based in Boston, Stavvy runs a service for mortgage lenders to have important real estate documents signed and notarized online.
We previously wrote about Propy using blockchain technology to smooth real-world real estate sales by introducing the concept of smart contracts. Propy was
Lee Odess, Founder and CEO of Group 337, examines the security technology advancements in CRE, and the value of customizing user experience.
Fifth Wall Acquisition III, the third blank check company formed by Fifth Wall targeting real estate technology, raised $250 million by offering 25 million shares at $10. The company did not offer units with warrants attached. The company is led by CEO and Chairman Brendan Wallace, who is a co-founder and Managing Partner of Fifth Wall Ventures, and CFO and Director Andr...
New York-based indoor vertical farming startup Bowery Farming said on Tuesday it raised $300 million in its latest funding round, valuing the company at $2.3 billion as the pandemic shed light on th...
EY has become the latest firm to embrace post-pandemic hybrid working, with the accountancy company outlining latest UK plans. The firm, which has a team of around 17,500 workers in the UK, expects that most will normally spend at least two days a week working remotely, with the remainder of their time spent at a client site or EY ...
Growing numbers of self-driving machines are shuttling clothing and sports equipment down warehouse aisles, pulling bins of groceries, cosmetics and industrial parts from high stacks and handing off goods to human workers to help deliver orders faster. Some logistics operators are testing forklifts that can be operated from remote locations, allowing employers in tight labor markets to draw from a...
Landlords were terrified. The remote-work trend during the dark days of the pandemic looked like office buildings were a relic of a past antiquated age. In a time of social distancing, corralling thousands of human beings into close contact in steel enclosures for eight to 10 hours under fluorescent lights and forced air seemed barbaric.