The Winter Park-based firm was founded in 2017 at entrepreneurship competition Startup Weekend Orlando as a property management platform. Leasecake since has expanded to offer “location ...
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Zillow Group on Wednesday rolled out a new feature for its virtual tour experience that uses machine learning to pull together various media content with an interactive floor plan. The idea is to make it easier for homebuyers to get a feel for a property without actually visiting in person.
The built environment is a crucial part of the equation to fight climate change and reach energy security, but there are challenges to achieving pervasive sustainability measures, especially for buildings targeting zero net energy status. In June 2015, th...
Making a major push into the rental market, Redfin has struck a deal to buy RentPath for $608 million, the brokerage said Friday. The deal, which is subject to regulatory approval, comes less than three months after RentPath called off its $588 million sale to commercial real estate giant CoStar. Federal regulators sued to block that deal on antitrust grounds.
Since the 1980s, Yardi has developed and supported leading software tailored for the ever-evolving real estate industry. Today, the global tech leader offers a vast suite of software solutions designed to meet the needs of real estate companies of all types and sizes, from entrepreneurial landlords to global corporations that operate millions of square feet of space. Powered by a global team of mo...
New York, NY (February 19, 2021) — CREtech, the largest media company devoted to covering the real estate technology sector, announced the official launch of CREtech Climate, a new platform devoted to educating and inspiring investment in climate tech, Sustainability, and ESG througho...
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As large automakers like Ford and General Motors signal a future free from the combustion engine, more startups developing electric-vehicle technology could come into play as acquisition targets in the near future.
Enterprises have been loading more of their operations into cloud — and, more often than not, multi-cloud — environments over the last year, creating vast networks of services that can be complex to manage. Today, vArmour, a startup that provides ways to manage in real time and ultimately sec...