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By Tom Jackson
Over the past two years, COVID-19 has dramatically raised awareness about the importance of indoor air quality (IAQ). In the past few months, initiatives launched by the White House – such as the
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Shrugging off wider economic woes, the connectivity ratings business will prioritise expansion over stability, WiredScore’s president told PlaceTech after its latest funding round.
Deepki, the only company in the world offering a fully populated ESG data intelligence platform for the real estate sector, announces that it has acquired UK-based competitor, Fabriq, as part of its ambitious international growth strategy. This follows the announcement of €150 million of new funding in March.
There was a time when electric cars were easy to spot. First, there was the Toyota Prius hybrid, slowly followed by the Chevy Volt and the Nissan Leaf. A little over a decade later, Tesla introduced the Model S. While a handful of other models were introduced during the same period, it wasn’t until 2016 that new sales of electric vehicles (EV) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) took off...
Just three months later, I’m speaking to Oldman and Chase Garbarino, CEO of HqO, about the “super quick” deal that will combine a leading workplace platform with some of the best data available on employee experience.
After a banner year for tech, layoffs are here. In fact, as of late June, more than 22,000 workers in the U.S. tech sector have been laid off in mass job cuts so far in 2022, according to a Crunchbase News tally.
Every year CREtech hosts the Real Estate Tech Awards (RETAs) to highlight the companies making the most profound impact in the space. Our goal is to recognize the most innovative and cutting edge companies who have played an integral role in advancing tech in the real estate industry throughout the year. Have you and your team pushed PropTech forward this year? Tell us about it!
Seattle-based Arrived Homes, a single-family real estate investment platform, has funded $11M in houses in the past 30 days, twice the number it funded in all of Q1 2022, amid ramped-up demand for single-family investment.
As major American corporations began to welcome workers back in the spring, they were surprised by what they saw: fewer employees than they expected who wanted to return to offices. That was the case at Ford, which told CNBC back in April that the initial numbers were “lower than we expected,” and more recent comments from the CEO of IBM show that many workers at the biggest firms prefer to re...