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The housing market is one of the starkest examples of the disparate impacts of the pandemic on America’s citizens. In August, the Aspen Institute released a report that estimated 30 million to 40 million America...
In this rare interview, Michael and Brendan will discuss Fifth Wall’s history and the evolution of its model, including its focus on Climate Technology. A large part of the discussion will also encompass Fifth Wall and CREtech’s climate tech initiative, CREtech Climate. The live Webinar ...
Like many Americans, I have gotten emotional watching videos of health care heroes receiving COVID-19 vaccinations. After a long year, we can finally see a glimmer of light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. As our healthcare heroes have been out in front of the public health emergency, we are happy to see that ...
Fifth Wall, a Los Angeles-based proptech investor, is forming a special purpose acquisition company, or blank check company, to expand its presence in that sector, Bloomberg reports. The size of the SPAC hasn't been made public...
The commercial real estate technology industry is rapidly growing. We asked some of Real Estate Forum’s 2021 CRE Tech Influencers how to break into the budding market.
Over the last few years, the planet has blown past or come
Proptech company Planet Smart City, that designs and builds smart affordable neighbourhoods, has completed the acquisition of Djungle, a digital services developer. Djungle specialises in the design of digital solutions for customer engagement and loyalty in the retail sector.
For years, single-family home builders have lamented that they can’t build affordable, first-time starter homes and still make a profit. That started to change in 2019, when, after sales of luxury and move-up homes dwindled in 2018, builders such as Meritage, Lennar, and KB Home followed the lead of D.R. Horton’s Express brand and pivoted toward entry-level product. The surprising part was the...
SoftBank-backed hospitality chain Oyo has raised Rs 54 crore ($7.4 million) in fresh funding from Hindustan Media Ventures amid signs of recovery in the sector badly hit by pandemic.
