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Lauren March 31, 2021
Zigg Capital, a venture firm focused on real-estate technology, has raised a second fund that is more than twice the size of its previous fund, despite the challenges the sector has faced during the coronavirus pandemic.
lenashapiro March 31, 2021
In this episode, Millionacres writer Jeff Piltch talks with Michael Beckerman, CEO of CREtech, about his firm’s new climate and sustainability platform along with why and how the real estate industry is such an important part of making a difference.
lenashapiro March 31, 2021
Google is announcing a handful of major updates to Google Maps today that range from bringing its Live View AR directions indoors to adding weather data to its maps, but the most tantalizing news — which in typical Google fashion doesn’t have an ETA just yet — is that Google plans to bring a vastly improved 3D layer to Google maps.
lenashapiro March 31, 2021
An unlikely figure helped set the spark for SoftBank Group Corp’s $9 billion deal to take WeWork public.
lenashapiro March 31, 2021

Handle’s descendant Stretch finds the company making a big play for logistics

lenashapiro March 31, 2021
The expansion of 5G networks is likely to significantly expand opportunities for data center builders, particularly in areas outside of dense, first-tier markets.
lenashapiro March 31, 2021
The app has also created a way for industry newcomers to advance their careers, because the Clubhouse users who have built the largest followings are not the ones with the most experience or the most recognizable names, they are the ones who have the most interesting things to say.
lenashapiro March 31, 2021
Arnaud van der Wyck of Concrete Ventures Dishes on Investing With Confidence in an Industry Full of Uncertainty
lenashapiro March 31, 2021

Colony Capital sells its warehouses and hotels and puts its money in cell towers, data centers and other digital infrastructure

lenashapiro March 31, 2021
As more companies consider plans to bring workers back to the office, experts say to expect expanded gathering spaces and fewer personal workstations.