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As coronavirus spread through the US cities affecting millions of households and forcing almost a country-wide shutdown, it coincided with the start of an apartment leasing season. This is the time of the year almost half of all renters in the US start switching apartments. If you were like me looking to move, you did your research months ahead and picked out the buildings to tour, only to find yo...
Currently, there is much uncertainty, speculation, and conversation about the impact of the pandemic on the real estate industry. In this time of uncertainty, there’s one thing you can count on – data. Join L.D. Salmanson and Thomas Walle, both CEOs and Co-Founders of data-driven companies, for a conversation based on data about our current situation. Thomas and L.D. will discuss Unacast’s S...
As more people worry about catching coronavirus from touching cash and credit-card terminals, a onetime niche technology is roaring into the mainstream.
The coronavirus has changed all aspects of everyday life and condo and co-op owners have not been immune. Staff aren’t showing up for their shifts, package deliveries aren’t being made—one landlord commented that his building cannot even receive mail, a big issue for tenants.
In the first episode of Fly on the Wall, listen-in on a Zoom conference call between Brendan Wallace, Co-founder & Managing Partner, Fifth Wall and Brett White, Executive Chairman & CEO, Cushman & Wakefield, for a candid discussion about COVID-19 and its effects on the imperative of technology adoption in the global real estate industry.
NoBroker, a Bangalore-based startup that helps those looking to rent or buy an apartment connect directly with property owners, has extended its previous financing round to add $30 million to it.
Seeking New Businesses and Better Lives, Investors on the Coasts Move Inland. A wave of venture capitalists is heading to quieter, less-expensive locales, where they are helping fund start-ups.
Approximately 600 employees being laid off will reportedly get 16 weeks of benefits coverage and eight weeks of severance pay, 3 sources said.
