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Fifth Wall—the largest venture capital firm focused on technology for the global real estate industry—including those which decarbonize the sector, announced its expansion into Asia-Pacific (APAC) with the notable appointment of industry veteran Yvonne Voon as a Partner covering APAC and opening of the firm’s Singapore office, its first in the region.
Los Angeles, CA, January 4, 2022 — Connect Media, a multi-vertical news, events,
creative services and educational company, acquired a majority ownership in
ApartmentBuildings.com, a national multifamily listing service company. Financial
details about the transaction were not disclosed. Scott Furman, founder of
ApartmentBuildings.com, will join Connect Media’s team, serving as President o...
Why has multifamily real estate historically proven to be a safe and reliable investment — and how should investors be thinking about multifamily in today's landscape? Alpaca digs into these questions and more in the latest installment of its Next Gen Real Estate education series on PropCo and OpCo opportunities ahead.
Coming out of a massively disrupted macroeconomic landscape in 2022, major questions abound about the value potential of proptech startups.
Dreyer will manage the firm’s digital strategy, data analytics, and technology platform across North America
NEW YORK (December 13, 2022) – Savills announces the promotion of Sarah Dreyer to executive vice president of information, technology, and digital strategy.
Dreyer w...
The company’s 340-year-old UK real estate business has put innovation at the heart of its strategy, launching an alternative investment team to pursue ideas to help transform its largely historical portfolio.
Ever-advancing technology is a must for handling the wealth of functions commercial real estate clients deal with day to day.
Nearly a quarter of office workers believe that the tech in their buildings directly hinders their productivity, a report from essensys has found.
Fitch Ratings has downgraded WeWork Cos. to CCC from CCC+, citing recent negative metrics pulling the company down, and the prospect of a weaker economy next year. Default for the coworking company is a real possibility, according to Fitch.
As the fallout from crypto’s collapse spreads, investors are distancing themselves from the erratic alternative asset class — a preferred choice of the likes of JP Morgan Chase as recently as May — but haven’t yet been scared away from blockchain, the technology that facilitates crypto in the first place.