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Through Tishman Speyer Innovation Corp. II, a new special-purpose acquisition company, the New York-based commercial landlord is looking to raise $250 million for another proptech deal, it disclosed in a regulatory filing Tuesday. Over the past five years, Tishman has strategically invested in proptech startups.
It’s been more than five years since Denholtz Properties dipped its toe into the world of crowdfunding, a tool that was in its infancy when it came to commercial real estate. These days, the firm sees it as an essential piece of its capital stack — with a pool of some 800 accredited investors using the online platform known as CrowdStreet. What’s more, Denholtz has used the platform to creat...
As recruiting and remote work go national, some salary ranges will too. Video chats will get smarter — and, potentially, creepier — thanks to artificial intelligence. The new “hybrid” workplace will have more time constraints than you ...
Serial blank-check dealmaker Chamath Palihapitiya has doubled down on SPACs and has now participated in at least half a dozen deals that his own blank-check vehicles aren’t even involved in.
Back by popular demand, CREtech is proud to present our second virtual networking event, CREtech Venture Match, connecting investors and real estate technology companies for a series of 1:1 video meetings. Join us to forge new relationships and drive investment within the industry. Powered by AI-...
A year ago, I pondered whether the flood of venture capital to the real estate and proptech sector could set a new record in 2020. Clearly, I didn't anticipate a global pandemic that brought much of the ...
Join us for an objective, data-backed look at what is really happening in retail real estate during this webinar. CEO of CREtech, Michael Beckerman is pleased to have Vice President of Marketing for Placer.ai, Ethan Chernofsky, for an insightful conversation leveraging location analytics to unpack the biggest trends in CRE...
Investors are underestimating the speed and extent to which people will return to work in offices and head back to shopping malls as the pandemic subsides, according to the head of Brookfield Asset Management. Bruce Flatt, chief executive of the Canadian investment group, is preparing to complete a US$5.9-billion deal to delist Brookfield’s property arm amid frustration that the equity market do...