Building housing is an answer to homelessness issues in cities, but it isn’t the only answer. For Community Solutions, a nonprofit focused on ending homelessness, that housing has to be backed by on-site supportive services that those most vulnerable to experiencing homelessness would ...
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As vaccination rates increase and businesses start to reopen, cities across the country are cautiously moving forward with economic recovery plans to coax workers back into offices and revive real estate markets pummeled by the pandemic.
Merritt Hummer, Partner at Bain Capital Ventures talks through the incremental approach to change, where she sees inefficiencies in the industry, and the hallmark of a great tech investor.
Would you be willing to buy a home from a robot using only an app? As technology becomes more and more integrated into the design and
The exclusive members-only club this week submitted a confidential filing for an initial public offering with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Sky News first reported. The IPO would value the company, headquartered in London, at more than $3 billion.
The largest bank in the U.S. by assets is getting smaller — at least in terms of the real estate it occupies. JPMorgan Chase will "significantly reduce" its office footprint in the coming years as it overhauls the design and usage of its workplaces, CEO
CREtech Climate, a platform devoted to educating and inspiring investment in climate tech, sustainability and ESG throughout the Built World, is proud to announce Rudin Management Company as a new 2021 Founding Sponsor.
For several years, the world’s largest financial information providers have invested heavily in ESG data platforms, ratings and indices. Executives at listed firms now need to actively engage with investors’ ESG agenda by investing in new information architectures, enhancing the granularity of disclosures and overhauling ESG risk management. By attending the Verdantix virtual event you will he...
Montreal proptech startup SquareFeet.ai says its use of artificial intelligence (AI) is helping developers more accurately price their new condo or rental projects and maximize revenues. CEO Jordan Owen said developers are selling themselves short by mispricing new units for sale or rent.