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Private-equity firm Thoma Bravo LP has struck a deal to buy property-management-software provider RealPage Inc.
The empty swaths of parking decks and garages during the coronavirus pandemic in commercial properties are more than just evidence that working from home has killed traffic into office buildings, hotels and retail properties. Those empty garages have huge financial implications on the commercial parking industry.
Gridium’s energy efficiency retrofit project constructed at 550 Montgomery St. on behalf of Downtown Properties is the first to leverage PG&E’s commercial whole building program. This performance-based program financially rewards customers for every unit of energy saved. As constructed, this project is expected to improve building operations, exceed project costs with energy savings in fiv...
In episode 8 of Building to Zero, Brendan sits down with Greg Smithies, a Partner at Fifth Wall who co-leads the Climate Technology Investment team. Greg frames his experience as a climate tech investor and outlines real estate's path to decarbonization - and where he believes climate technology can make an impact.
We’ve seen a big wave of proptech startups emerge to reimagine how houses are bought and sold, with some tapping into the opportunity with distressed property, and others exploring the “
Enterprise security planning presents unique challenges compared to a single-site organization. For businesses that are operating out of multiple locations across the globe, there are increased concerns about sharing data, being able to manage physical security at all locations, and how to protect valuable assets without incurring exorbitant fees in the process.
The World Economic Forum Global Innovators Community brings together the world’s most prominent corporates and scale-ups at the cutting edge of technological innovation. Joining the World Economic Forum Global Innovators Community will allow A/O PropTech, and the companies they back, to support policymakers, academics and business leaders in addressing major global challenges around urbanisati...
CoStar Group got federal regulators’ stamp of approval to buy residential tech provider Homesnap for $250 million, but the data giant still faces scrutiny over another acquisition that would strengthen its grip on residential listings. CoStar said the Federal Trade Commission cleared its purchase of Homesnap after the two companies submitted the proposed merger last month.