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The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted to cities around the world the importance of smart city programmes by using technology, data and innovative solutions to address their social, environmental, and economic challenges.
Last year, Realogy and other brokerages were bracing for a housing slowdown. It never came.
On Thursday, the brokerage giant said transactions soared 44 percent during the first quarter of 2021, marking the third quarter of consecutive gains. The company re...
Since the advent of the modern era, the most successful enterprises have leveraged spatial analytics, or data on the space and workstreams of our physical world, to upend industries.
The best property operations teams work together as a holistic unit. They are constantly optimizing for efficiency, driven by shared goals and a joint vision.
The irony is, even the best teams are bogged down by software that are unsuited for such a fast-paced, collaborative environment.
Francis Greenburger, Chairman and CEO of Time Equities, reflects back on lessons learned over his career in CRE, and how technology is transforming the way we will experience the built world.
Hear from ID Plans CTO Jordan Hearin during this exciting tech demo. ID Plans is a Go-To Solution to Lease Retail Space Faster.
Already serving several leading property and casualty insurers globally, Arturo aims to further expand its geographic reach, while breaking into lending and other business sectors.
OpenSpace, a platform that helps construction companies track building projects through AI-powered analytics and 360-degree photo documentation, has raised $55 m...
Nearly a decade ago, venture-capital firm Sutter Hill Ventures made a small wager on an idea for a cloud computing services company, helping found and fund Snowflake Inc.
The bet paid off: Last month, Sutter Hill distributed a profit of nearly $12 billion on the less than $190 million it ultimately invested, as it transferred its share...
Office demand surged in March, rising 28% from February and 161 percent in Q1 2021, according to the VTS Office Demand Index (VODI). Demand is now just 9% below pre-pandemic levels.