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Access, community, and experience. These words encapsulate three recurring themes in designing and planning multifamily mixed-use developments. The constructs of apartment homes are merely the place to reside within a platform of services, physical and social amenities, and access to transit, lifestyle, and convenience. The most successful mixed-use projects contain the right blend of tenants and ...

As we navigate our way towards a post-COVID world, there is another secular, global environmental risk that the real estate industry must also confront: climate change. It is clear that decarbonization poses an existential threat to real estate assets, leaders, and firms.

Proptech has the power to speed up planning and increase engagement in public consultations, according to the newly appointed chief operating officer of VU.CITY, which is trialling three products intended to transform the creaking planning system.

Retail landlords are including pandemic language in new leases, a previously rare feature as tenants seek protection after the first government-mandated coronavirus shutdowns in March complicated their negotiations for rent relief. Because many insurance policies didn’t cover pandemic-related losses, landlords have offered various concessions to attract and retain tenants, including allowing the...

ReliaQuest, a cybersecurity platform for businesses, has raised more than $300 million in a funding round led by KKR & Co. Ten Eleven Ventures and ReliaQuest’s founder and Chief Executive Officer Brian Murphy also participated in ...

The commercial data platform has boosted its client base even in a tough market in recent months, by adding several new features to its mapping technology. In particular, Edozo, which provides mapping and market data to the property industry, has expanded its mapping platform servicing the commercial property market into the architecture and housebuilding sectors.

New York has gone from the epicenter of the pandemic to the model for a responsible reopening in two short months. The parks seem full, the streets have more life, but it’s an illusion. The reality is: New York’s offices remain empty.

Incremental innovations to the current built environment structure will not advance the industry in a meaningful and impactful way. The existing structure is antiquated and must be disrupted to create the value needed to meet the rapidly changing demands of the industry. Even with the advancement of emerging technology trends like AR/VR, robotics and automation, big data/IoT/connected job sites, b...