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The global pandemic has exerted unprecedented disruption in just a few months across multiple countries, economies, and real estate companies. Public and private financial markets have been met with extreme volatility and many of today’s real estate tech startups, their clients, and investors have been left trying to understand the near and long term impact on the...
The company recently raised roughly $15 million at a $110 million valuation from existing investors including CEAS Investments I and Soros Fund Management, according to Bloomberg. That’s down from a $205 million valuation in December.
British virtual tours firm EyeSpy360 has bagged a second distribution deal for its service after being added to a major estate agency software company’s suite used by 1.4 million realtors across America. The deal follows last week’s news that the London-based proptech firm had signed a similar but global deal with US estate
Larger or at least more efficient units, ample outdoor space and different unit mixes all may join coworking space as aspects of multifamily properties' post-pandemic future, experts said during Bisnow's weekly Bay Area webinar last Thursday afternoon.
Briq, which has developed a fintech platform used by the construction industry, has raised a $10 million Series A led by Blackhorn Ventures, the company told Crunchbase News exclusively.
JLL laid off roughly three dozen people in its New York City office — the first such cuts at any of the big commercial services firms during the pandemic. The Chicago-based firm made the...
Corporate real estate teams have dedicated the last few weeks to answering the question “how do we bring teams back to work”? It’s no easy feat. It requires planning through multiple scenarios and making sense of complex data. Teams are responsible for quickly developing data-driven solutions for phased re-entry that align with new physical distancing requirements. Cloud-based planning techn...
Tenants will seek more private workspaces and fewer coworking options as health and safety concerns are amplified in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to commercial real estate researchers.
The change in Botanical Heights started with a single restaurant. Before Olio, a Mediterranean-influenced spot fashioned from a boarded-up old gas station, opened in 2012, its St. Louis neighborhood was known mostly as a place to buy illegal dru...
Google has extended its work-from-home policy for the remainder of 2020. After previously telling employees that they would be working remotely until June 1st, CEO Sundar Pichai has told employees that they’ll likely work from home until the end of the year, via The Informa...