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Once the technology launches later in the summer, the public and all relevant city departments will be able to access the same record through an online platform, providing clarity and transparency.
It seems obvious that buildings exist but, on paper, the nature of buildings is complex, writes Edwin Groenendaal. There is no central database of buildings, and so they exist purely as a part of address strings. Sometimes what seems like a single physical entity is multiple “buildings” on paper.
Shopping malls, that onetime centerpiece of American consumer life, are dying off across the country. But what if rather than tearing them down, they could be repurposed into new, verdant community hubs?
Apis Cor
Hiring people who "know how to fail" has been at the top of Dean Hopkins' list of priorities since he took over as chief operations officer of Canadian real estate investor, developer and asset manager Oxford Properties in 2019. "I have injected 100 people into the business throughout the coronavirus
"We expect the momentum to continue," says Envoy head of analytics Jonathan Weindel. "And we see it in the headlines — almost every day more companies are either coming back fully, or coming back in a more hybrid fashion."
Summer, a proptech aimed at streamline second home ownership, today announced raising a $13.4 million seed funding round led by QED Investors and Lightspeed Ventures Partners, according to a press release.
The company, launched this year by two previous Airbnb employees (CEO Paul...
Liverpool-based PropTech startup YouConvey has now raised £300,000 to make the home-moving process quicker and less stressful.
It has raised the investment over two rounds from Nova Growth Capital since it was founded in 2021.
YouConvey is described as a collaborative conveyancing service which allows customers to complete admin tasks often assigned to busy conveyancers. They are given acce...
Letting agents have been told they must have the right technology to reduce the risk of fraud.
Olly Thornton-Berry, co-founder of risk management platform Thirdfort, says that agents should not solely rely on manual database checks and require help to reduce fraud risks, as a result of the frenzy over sales and lettings in recent