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Every year CREtech hosts the Real Estate Tech Awards (RETAs) to highlight the companies making the most profound impact in the space. Our goal is to recognize the most innovative and cutting edge companies who have played an integral role in advancing tech in the real estate industry throughout the year. Have you and your team pushed PropTech forward this year? Tell us about it!
Livly, the nation's leading enterprise-grade resident experience provider, announced today new partnerships with SALTO Systems and ButterflyMX to deliver a uniform app experience for digital access in multifamily properties. This announcement marks the first time that SALTO Space smart access platform and ButterflyMX's Video Intercom technology have been integrated into a single app experience –...
Conversations with innovators in the industry revolve around three recurring categories that property companies will not ditch in a downturn.
In its latest Flexmark report, Savills flexible office specialist Workthere confirms that 87% of UK operators are profitable, with 63% of providers reporting profit margins above 15%, which is 50% higher than the figure recorded in 2021. The report, which surveyed flexible office providers across the globe to provide a benchmark of the sector, also reveals that the number of global operators repor...
The Fund Promises an Authentic Commitment to Invest in Diverse Founders and to Create Opportunity for the Next Generation of Investors
CREtech, the largest international community of professionals devoted to technological innovation in the real estate sector, announced today that speakers from Boston Properties, Savills, LaSalle Investment Management and Prologis will join the speaker lineup for CREtech’s flagship conference and largest real estate technology conference, CREtech New York, this October 12-13.
Amazon is expanding its Prime Air drone delivery option to Texas, Alex Fitzpatrick reports.
Driving the news: The service will launch in College Station — between Houston and Waco, and the site of Texas A&M University's main campus — later this year.
Last year was quite a year for proptech. SPACs were in, investment soared. The pandemic seemed to have — to use a tired verb — accelerated commercial real estate’s adoption of technology in big ways.
The rise of online shopping has pushed warehouse operators toward greater levels of automation over the past decade, a move – alongside persistent labor shortages – aimed at addressing the rising need for speed.
Opendoor opened the door, so to speak, to the idea of applying technology to the concept of house flipping to both scale the opportunity and make it considerably more efficient. While its share price is being hammered at the moment in a wider downturn for tech stocks overall, it’s a strong enough concept that it’s inspired a number of others to follow in its footsteps. In the latest developmen...