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The pandemic has spurred a burst of mobility that is accelerating changes in where and how Americans live.
Some young people are leaving cities earlier than is typical, while some older p...
These days every company is being valued on the data that it captures from customers, even making some organizations’ data worth more than the company itself.
With that being said, most organizations are scrambling to create ways to capture that data and have it available to access anytime, which requires some hardware. That hardware can mean a data center, which has become a real estate boom...
Building owners are using data collection and artificial intelligence to help control systems like heating, lighting, air quality and even the flow of workers.
Lori Lightfoot is advancing four strategies that aim to help Chicago achieve its 2025 and 2035 clean energy targets as well as maximise local benefits to communities.
CoStar’s profit machine is back in action.
After four consecutive quarters in which its profits dropped, the real estate data giant said it generated $74 million in first-quarter net income. The firm’s profits are up from $36 million during the fourth quarter of 2020 and relatively flat year-over-year.
Jit Kee Chin, Chief Data & Innovation Officer at Suffolk Construction sheds light on the importance of data in the technological evolution of the construction industry, and how she takes innovative ideas and turns them into world-wide solutions.
Sine is a Honeywell company trusted by thousands of to enhance safety, security and compliance for visitors, staff and contractors.
Whether the public realizes it or not, the buildings they work in are probably unhealthy — an unsettling reality that is as true today as it was before the coronavirus pandemic.
That’s because defining what makes a building “healthy” or less than that ideal is complicated, especially now as building owners desperately searc...
Compass is getting its latest tech fix.
Just a few weeks after going public, the brokerage announced that it would acquire San Francisco-based Glide Labs, a real estate transaction management platform.
More than 60,000 industry professionals in California, ...
It’s been a very tough year for Placer.ai’s core customer segments of retail and commercial real estate, to put it mildly. But the foot traffic and location analytics startup saw growth in new categories, including consumer packaged goods (CPG) and hedge funds that use its tech to perform due diligence. The Los Altos, California-based company announced tod...