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The next step in the development of technology solutions for some of real estate’s most complex issues may not be happening in the offices of developers or at proptech startups.
Alpaca has officially kicked off its search for a Real Estate “PropCo” Partner to join its team. This partner will be responsible for underwriting and investing in Technology-Powered Real Estate (real assets) and interfacing with all stakeholders in the ecosystem, including founders, VCs, Co-investors, Real Asset Allocators and our LPs. Know someone great? Learn more and reach out.
An Israeli startup developing the first autonomous AI-powered robot to clean and inspect the facades of high-rise buildings has inked a $5.4 million deal for upkeep and maintenance of skyscrapers in Hong Kong, marking its foray into the Asian market.
2023 promises to be a challenging journey for stakeholders in the built environment worldwide, and there are always opportunities in a volatile market.
Chris Beach was tasked with reviving the Technology Committee of the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) when the organization hired him as its chief technology officer nearly four years ago.
According to a new report from Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies, big data and the growing use of data analytics are transforming how residential real estate is bought, sold, and managed—often in ways that are making it easier for investors to convert single-family homes into rental units.
Amsterdam’s office lifts made more journeys on average in 2022 than any other European city, with the number of starts doubling between January and November.
Andres Asion’s discovery of ChatGPT gave him a jolt he hadn’t felt in a long time. The Miami Real Estate Group founder and broker said he immediately thought the chatbot would send a seismic shift through the industry, and compared it to another technological breakthrough.
Proptech companies have a big common goal: the total technological transformation of real estate, the world's largest - and perhaps oldest - asset class.
In early 2020, Steven Paynter saw an opportunity. The principal at international architecture firm Gensler had spent a lot of time thinking about resiliency in architecture, focusing on making larger buildings out of wood rather than concrete and steel.