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The CRE technology benchmarking survey focused on "back-of-house" operations. There were a range of insights, but one theme stood out. That is, the lens throug...
Partnering with Logical Buildings, UDR (UDR:NYSE) deployed Logical Buildings’ SmartKit AI smart building and sustainability platform at their iconic View 34 property in NYC to utilize the award winning technology to provide real-time building energy consumption via a simplified mobile application and dashboard.
Opendoor is shaking up its C-suite — again — ahead of its closely-watched IPO. On the heels of naming its first chief investment officer, the iBuyer tapped GoDaddy executive Andrew Low Ah Kee as president, co-founder and CEO Eric Wu said in a blog post.
Lindsay Baker recently interviewed ULI's Billy Grayson for our virtual Sustainability Summit. Catch up on-demand as they discuss different financial products and mechanisms to "green" your portfolio and the role cities, policy and technology will have in getting to "zero".
People are starting to slowly trickle back to Houston's office buildings, but for many companies, the question of how much space they will need in the future is still under discussion.
Zillow profits soar to $40M during third quarter. Zillow's profits soared during the third quarter as iBuying deals dried up. The Seattle-based real estate giant reported $40 million in profits, compared to a loss of $64.6 million during the third quarter of 2019.
Catch up our recent webinar, presented by HqO exploring how reimagining tenant engagement strategies and identifying ways to provide value both within the four walls of the office building and beyond can be a key to retention.
Newmark reported earnings of $152.1 million in the third quarter, down 25 percent from the same time last year. The brokerage said it experienced a drop in sales and leasing commissions due to Covid-related challenges
Flex-office provider Breather has brought on Moelis & Company, an investment bank specializing in mergers and acquisitions, to consider a possible sale or capital raise, Business Insider reported.
Pony.ai, backed by Toyota Motor Corp, said on Friday it has raised $267 million in the initial phase of its fundraising round that values the self-driving startup at $5.3 billion, as it seeks to boost its presence in the United States and China.