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Bentonville, Arkansas, has been a company town for Walmart for decades — so why is The We Company doing something there it has never done before?
In April, the coworking giant announced that it will develop a 200K SF, ground-up WeWork in the heart of Downtown Bentonville, also known as Bentonville Square, as part of a partnership with local developer Josh Kyles and his company, City Center L...
For the first time a prime property investment within London’s affluent Mayfair is being offered for sale with the ability to purchase online by a “click”; it will also be the first time online execution of such a property will benefit from Blockchain technology.
Both UK and international parties will be able to purcha...
New York, NY (June 20, 2019): Reonomy (“the Company”), a leading provider of commercial real estate software and data solutions, today announced a new strategic relationship with CoreLogic—the leading provider of consumer, financial and property data, analytics and services. Through this agreement, Reonomy will be CoreLogic's preferred commercial real esta...
The commercial real estate data firm Reonomy is partnering with CoreLogic, a provider of residential and commercial property data, Commercial Observer has learned.
The two firms have worked together in the past, but have now taken their partnership to a new level, in which the two teams will collaborate using CoreLogic’s commercial data and Reonomy’s platform, according to inf...
ANN ARBOR, MI—Commercial real estate technology provider Catylist recently announced the launch of Commercial Exchange—a national CRE marketplace where users can search available sales and leases. Commercial Exchange says it only focuses on listings that have been recently verified.
Operators are adopting different approaches to a burgeoning trend.
The complaint that came into Holly McQueen’s office seemed odd at first. Someone was calling to gripe about a concierge at one of her communities not being able to find a key left at the front desk for the caller.
A real estate tech startup that gives multifamily landlords the ability to control their building’s operational systems with their phones has raised $32 million.
In a series B funding round, SmartRent said Wednesday that it received investment from Bain Capital Ventures, RET Ventures and multifamily landlords including UDR Inc., Essex Property Trust and Barry Sternlicht’s Starwood Capital.
A French startup that offers on-demand photography to real estate firms around the world has raised $230 million in its latest round of funding.
Formed in 2016 by CEO Thomas Rebaud, Meero manages a global marketplace of photographers available to clients looking for photos, video or virtual tours.
Despite the long-awaited and much-heralded embrace of tech in the CRE industry, there are still some noticeable gaps in what type of technology is being adopted. For example, a new Deloitte Insights report points out that most CRE managers and investors continue to make heuristic, or instinct-based, decisions rather than ones informed by data analysis.
There are several reasons why. Habit is a ...