Startup campus Station F is expanding beyond its original building in Paris with a co-living space called Flatmates. 600 people will be able to rent a room in shared apartments.
Compared to traditional accommodation in Paris, it’s much easier to get a room as you don’t need a French full-time work contract, guarantors and all th...News Archives | Page 750 of 1014 | CREtech
LeaseHawk, a leader in multifamily technology solutions, has expanded its AI platform to include ACE AI, a virtual leasing assistant. ACE AI is the multifamily industry’s first AI-powered leasing assistant that interacts with apartment hunters 24/7 through conversational interfaces of voice, chat and text. The technology will be on display at the 2019 Apartmentalize Nat...
Uber just made its first acquisition of a Seattle startup, swooping up Mighty AI, which develops training data for computer vision models.
The deal closed today and was confirmed by both companies. Terms were not disclosed.
“The team at Mighty AI has built technology to label at scale using the latest AI and user experience techniques,” Jon Thomason, vice pr...
SAN FRANCISCO—Since the close of an $85 million Series C funding round in 2018 and the appointment of Bryan Murphy as CEO in January, flexible workspace provider Breather has focused its offerings to address the trend toward longer-term hybrid real estate solutions that prov...
Zillow may have paid $1 million to the winners of its Zillow Prize, a competition aimed at improving its long-running Zestimate, but it looks like some of the findings from the winning team are paying off for the home-valuation tool...
Hines, the real estate investment firm founded by billionaire Gerald Hines, is betting on increasing tenant demand for flexible workspaces.
The Houston-based firm -- which oversees $121 billion in assets -- is launching a new business, dubbed Hines Squared, to provide premium co-working and flexible office space in...
Commercial real estate data firm Credifi has laid off almost a quarter of its staff, and its president left last month, according to multiple sources.
The shakeup comes just months after the Tel Aviv-based analytics startup completed a $6 million funding round at the start of the year. Sources said it had failed to attract clients from the financial industry, precipitating the departures.
As investor interest in the PropTech space continues to intensify, leaders in the real estate and technology industries have made a concerted effort to focus that interest on those start-ups with the greatest potential to make a tangible, productive impact on the built environment.
Strong demand prompted flexible office space provider WorkSuites to open a second floor for leasing at its new Cole Avenue location this month.
The company’s new site at 2626 Cole in Dallas opened June 1 with only the building’s third floor in play.
Within days of the opening, the third floor reached 90% occupancy, prompting WorkSuites to add the building’s fourth floor to its offering...
Completely driverless trucks are cruising down Florida highways, courtesy of Starsky Robotics. The startup this morning revealed that one of its commercial Volvo semis traveled 9.4 miles along Florida’s Turnpike on June 16 without a safety driver, in a pilot it’s calling the first of its kind.
On the route, Starsky’s 18-wheeler successfully navigated ...