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While media attention around PropTech has historically focused on high growth, platform economic plays such as WeWork, a colossal opportunity lies within the walls, by the water cooler, and everywhere in between the residential, commercial, industrial spaces around us (and beyond). Specifically, real estate sits on a unique and largely untapped set of data that has historical...
The Pi Labs-graduate Romanian startup that takes office visualisation marketing tools to another level has secured its first UK project ahead of a major push outside its homeland in 2021.
The pandemic has reshaped how we think about almost every area of our lives, propelling a digital transformation in industries ranging from education to retail — and commercial real estate is no exception. 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 .
It is impossible to understate the profound impacts the events of 2020 have had on the real estate industry. Buildings of all kinds, from commercial offices to retail, hospitals, manufacturing plants, and more, remain in need of transformative solutions that will enable employees to return to work safely. In times of crisis, it is innovation that transforms challenges into opportunities.
The Health Pass app, developed by biometric company Clear, links personal health data to verified IDs in order to screen workers for Covid-19, the New York Post reported. The NHL used the app to test players and employees during its playoffs in Toronto.
A number of investors, including commercial real estate data giant CoStar Group and a separate consortium of private equity firms, are in talks with CoreLogic to acquire that company in a deal that would value it at $80/share or more,
A typical American household runs on fossil fuels: natural gas for heat, hot water, and the kitchen stove, gas or diesel to power the cars in the driveway, and coal and natural gas still powering the majority of the electricity flowing in the home, even as the amount of wind and solar on the grid quickly grows.