News Archives | Page 47 of 1013 | CREtech
Sway Ventures announced that multi-decade commercial real estate operator and former Blackstone backed, EQ Office CEO, Lisa Picard has joined the firm as a Partner. Picard adds to the PropTech team at Sway Ventures, which includes Ray Wirta, former Chairman of CBRE, as well as advisors including Doug Holte, CEO for Hines Global Innovation & ESG; Stephanie Fuhrman, former MD of Innovation at Gr...
- Modulous’s Series A is rare example of a tech firm increasing its valuation as global markets slide – a testament to growing interest in companies that help decarbonise real estate
- The Modulous software platform automates design, costing and programming – mean...
A country of 230 million people with a median age of 23, Pakistan is embracing proptech innovation as a means to more efficiently increase housing availability and other real estate services. The proptech industry in turn is providing new job opportunities for Pakistan’s growing number of highly educated young people.
Iconic department store Bloomingdale’s is celebrating its 150th anniversary with a new virtual store, designed by Emperia, that will go live during New York Fashion Week, which starts September 9.
When most investors hear the term “Real Estate,” a few adjectives generally come to mind: Tangible asset class, Uncorrelated, Stable, Cash-flowing, Tax efficient. It’s a term we naturally associate with imagery of city sky-scrapers, garden-style apartments, the retail store down the street, or perhaps the data center that’s recently been built near your home in the suburbs. But today there...
Amid real estate’s push for more tech talent to move the industry forward, Cushman & Wakefield has appointed its first chief data officer. Payman Sadegh has joined the global real estate services firm to “advance enterprise data management capabilities”.
Smart-lock maker Latch said its financial statements for 2021 and the first quarter of 2022 are unreliable. The Chelsea-based company, backed by Tishman Speyer, warned the SEC of “material errors and possible irregularities” in its financial reporting, Crain’s reported. The startup is conducting an internal investigation into the issue.
Reali, a California-based real estate and financial technology platform, plans to cease operations and lay off most of its employees by Sept. 9.