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Startup accelerator Y Combinator is the latest investment firm to warn the good times may be coming to an end for startups and the venture market.
“No one can predict how bad the economy will get, but things don’t look good, ” YC wrote in a letter sent to its portfolio founders this week titled “Economic Downturn.” T...
Belong, a startup that aims to address both these issues while giving renters a way to save toward home ownership, has just raised $50 million in equity and secured $30 million in debt to expand its offerings and markets it serves. Fifth Wall led the equity financing with returning backers Battery Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) and GGV Capital. The round...
Buildots, a company that has developed a system to streamline the construction industry, has announced the completion of a $60 million Series C funding round....
That central message emerged from an afternoon panel discussion at The Real Deal’s New York City Showcase + Forum Thursday, where the real estate industry was said to be undergoing its most profound transformation in decades.
That central message emerged from an afternoon panel discussion at The Real Deal’s New York City Showcase + Forum Thursday, where the real estate industry was said to be undergoing its most profound transformation in decades.
Make it easy | Decarbonising the built environment is clearly not easy, and can overwhelm those that confront the challenge for the first time. We need to make it seem easy to encourage change. Look for ready-to-go technology. One thing we don’t have is time on our side. Complacency, apathy, greed are arguably the biggest blockers, not the necessary tech, all of which has been ...
The trick to getting an industry like real estate to address climate change is to make it easy. So said NREP and sustainable urbanism VC 2150 founder Mikkel Bülow-Lehnsby at CREtech Climate in Copenhagen this week. Speaking to a room of key players from across the world on how the
The facility — which architect Daniel Statham Studio calls "car parking for the future" — will accommodate 500 cars on six levels, four of them underground.
Despite being one of the single largest industries globally, the property and real estate sector, both locally and abroad, have remained well behind the technology curve. According to Grant Phillips, CEO of fintech specialist, e4, massive change is on the horizon.
Well, real estate technology, or “proptech” is the application of information technology and platform economics to real estate markets, according to Wikipedia, and JLL estimates there are over 8,000 businesses in proptech, so people may need help evaluating the many players from which to choose.