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August 29, 2019
Learn how to make a move into the PropTech industry we we cover understanding role descriptions, identifying transferable skills, how to bridge perceived skill gaps - and more!
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Learn how to make a move into the PropTech industry we we cover understanding role descriptions, identifying transferable skills, how to bridge perceived skill gaps - and more!
Residently, the U.K.-based ‘proptech’ startup that is building a rental platform to improve the rental experience, has picked up £7 million in seed funding. Backing comes from Felix Capital, LocalGlobe, and A/O PropTech, along with a number of the startup’s existing angel investors.
The new funding will be used to grow the st...
initial public offering of WeWork’s parent company than Steven Langman.
Few people outside of We Co. have more riding on the
The private-equity executive was an early investor and occupies several key positions...
Lead-generation brokerage Triplemint is looking to break into the new development game.
The six-year-old firm, which uses predictive analytics to generate buyer and seller leads, will be applying its technology to condo sales, co-founder and CEO David Walker said.
ARLINGTON, VA—“Advances in technology are a challenge to keep up with,” writes Paula Munger, director, Industry Research & Analysis for the National Apartment Association (NAA). The response she cites from NAA’s recent survey on the rate of
Bestmile has raised $16.5 million in venture capital as it continues to expand its platform for managing autonomous and human-driven vehicles.
Walking into Hana you step onto smooth wooden floors, smell a custom-made scent and are welcomed at the flexible working space’s reception area, "The Hub."
Hana, a subsidiary of CBRE Group Inc. (NYSE: CBRE), officially opened at PwC Tower on Tuesday.
If you’ve been following the rat race that is U.S. carriers’ 5G rollouts, you’re probably aware that Verizon recently
$50 million to buy the site in 2013, is now displaying listings in the Garden State.
Last month, StreetEasy added for-sale and rental listing...
StreetEasy is going after the bridge-and-tunnel crowd.
The portal, which was so entrenched in New York City real estate that Zillow paid
strict rules governing dockless bikeshare more than two years ago. But as shared mobility companies like Lime have started focusing efforts on scooters—and the
Seattle was the first major American city to set