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The challenges around voting in the US in 2020 have shown that at least in part, what cities are sorely missing are things like easy-to-use websites and reliable databases. As a civic technologist, my job is to help governments use modern technology to better serve their constituents.
Having a better grasp of data in residential offers a multitude of benefits to customers, operators and investors. Moda Living and Utopi sat down to discuss the benefits they have already reaped from their own partnership.
The international real estate firm has appointed WeWork executive Ronen Journo as European head of operations and senior managing director. An expert on global workplace trends, technology and corporate real estate operations, Journo will work closely with Hines’ teams and tenants across Europe to meet the evolving real estate needs of global occupiers.
In 1989 Bill McKibben, author, educator, environmentalist, and now Co-founder of 350.org, wrote the first book about climate change. Now he sits down with Fifth Wall Co-Founder Brendan Wallace to share how the climate change conversation has changed with corporations over the last 30 years.
While the U.S. president might be the most important person in the free world, for international real estate investors deciding whether to invest in the U.S. or other major markets, it really doesn’t make much of a difference who wins the election — so long as the vote provides a clear winner.
Property teams serve on the frontline of both tenant relations & services and building operations & maintenance, while also bearing responsibility for reporting and taking action on ESG. Join Bractlet for a discussion with industry experts on what it takes to get the job done on ESG amidst the other obligations associated with their role.
In October, the World Meteorological Organization and its partners released the 2020 State of Climate Services, a report showing that not only are the number of extreme weather and climate events increasing, but they are increasing in intensity and severity.
Multifamily housing is a relatively new phenomenon in the U.K., but it is rapidly drawing a crowd of new investment from both sides of the Atlantic.
Francis Meynard and his wife recently checked into a Hyatt Regency in Huntington Beach, Calif. The oceanfront property features a beach bonfire and poolside cabanas. But the real-estate executive checked in to work.