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A startup that empowers buyers to make all-cash offers on homes just got a lot more firepower.
Ribbon, based in New York and Charlotte, North Carolina, announced $330 million in new debt and equity that it plans to use to fuel an expansion into new m...
Zillow’s push into instant homebuying has led to both soaring revenues and losses for the listing giant, and CEO Rich Barton wants to set the record straight on how it makes money from the iBuy...
LinkedIn cofounder and Greylock Partners investor Reid Hoffman tells executives who are running startups that scale fast — the kind who want to double in size every few months — to build ethics into their businesses.
As companies plan for the future and grow their engineering or sales ranks, they should consider what can go wrong, he said, and hire people whose job is dedicated to risk mana...
Envoy Inc., a San Francisco-based workplace technology company backed by $60 million in venture funding from several top Silicon Valley VC firms, has ambitious plans for the company and its third office, which opened last monthin Overland Park.
While the visitor management software company already has two offices that strad...
The event was the public debut of Dock 72, which was built by Rudin Development and Boston Properties with WeWork as the anchor tenant. Hollis Johnson/Business Insider
Listen now to episode 1 of The Real Crowd's podcast interview series, "Fundamentals of Commercial Real Estate Investing" at CREtech New York 2019 featuring Michael Beckerman, CEO, CREtech; Michael Rudin, SVP, Rudin Management Company; David Wind, Managing Member, DAW Partners; Anthony Alvernaz, Product Management, CRE Simple; and Gordon Smith and Patrick Frank of Biproxi.
Young Alfred, a New York City, NY and Philadelphia, PA-based home insurance shopping platform, raised $10m in Series A funding.
The round was led by Gradient Ventures, Google’s AI-focused venture fund, with participation from Pear Ventures, ERA, and Newfund Capital. In conju...
Soho House, the luxury hotel and private members’ club, has raised $100 million to fund a global expansion over the next few years — pushing the company’s valuation to $2 billion.
Founder and chief executive Nick Jones told the Financial Times that the company planned ...
It’s a buyer’s market in Miami, and a new startup wants to capitalize on the glut of condos on the market.
New York City-based Compound, led by CEO Janine Yorio, is under contract to purchase a unit at Brickell City Centre, and will open up a vehicle for accredited investors to buy shares. Using the same model, the investment firm hopes to buy hundreds of condos that it will lease to renter...