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On Wednesday, the companies said that by merging Cisco Meraki's cloud security and smart camera technology together with Openpath's access control and workplace safety automation portfolio, clients can take advantage of "cloud-first, security technology that can be managed from any location in real-time."
Salesforce.com Inc. CRM 1.91% plans for most of its employees to work remotely part or full time after...
New York-based Nativ closed a $3 million seed round to help the startup grow its workflow software Atlas, co-founders Jeff Saul and Adam Kerr told The Real Deal. The round was led by San Francisco-based VC investor Bling Capital, which has backed other proptech companies like CompStak and VTS.
New York City, Denver and Seattle have become the latest US cities to announce plans to limit or ban natural gas connections to buildings.
Zillow co-founder Spencer Rascoff, who raised $350 million for his first blank-check firm this fall, has just launched ...
Join us for a discussion looking back at 2020, exploring the lasting impacts that we will see in 2021, and the trends that are emerging. CEO of CREtech, Michael Beckerman is pleased to have Chase Garbarino, the co-founder, and CEO of HqO, a leading tenant experience software platform for commercial real estate, join him for this important conversation. HqO just released an extensive rep...
The flex-office provider told The Real Deal that it has signed a management agreement with the owner of the former Courtyard by Marriott at 8 Herald Square, which is at the corner of West 35th Street and Sixth Avenue.
CHARLOTTE, N.C., February 9, 2021 -- Lobby CRE, the portfolio management software that powers the top real estate firms (a Thirty Capital company), and the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM), the international institute for property and asset managers,...
Today, we closed the Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Fifth Wall Acquisition Corp. I, the first Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) sponsored by affiliates of Fifth Wall, for $345 million. The SPAC now trades on Nasdaq as “FWAA”. Given the extraordinarily high public market demand for the SPAC, we decided to increase the offering from the originally contemplated $287.5 million to $345 m...
Once upon a time, the idea of 3D-printed homes felt like a thing of the future. But as housing gets less and less affordable — especially in ultra-expensive markets such as the Bay Area — companies are getting creative in their quest to build more affordable homes using technology.