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DRAPER, Utah and SAN FRANCISCO, June 12, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Dwelo, a leading provider of smart-technology solutions purpose-built for apartment owners, managers, and residents, has completed an extension to its Series A round led by existing investors Wasatch Venture Holdings, with participation fro...
Safeguarding your workplace while creating a welcoming, seamless experience for guests is no small task. Screening visitors, issuing access badges or credentials, and securely sharing your Wi-Fi network often has to be done manually with separate, incompatible tools.
At Envoy, we believe that securing your office—starting at the front desk—should be simple. We’re excited to share that Env...
RICHARDSON, Texas, (June 12, 2019) – RealPage, Inc. (NASDAQ:RP), a leading global provider of software and data analytics to the real estate industry, today announced that it has agreed to acquire substantially all of the assets of CRE Global Enterprises, LLC, a holding company for Hipercept. Hipercept p...
After nearly five years leading Techstars Seattle as managing director, Chris DeVoreis stepping down on July 1.
In an interview with GeekWire, DeVore said he’ll continue to stay involved with the accelerator and its portfolio companies. But he’s ready for someone else to take ...
Five years ago , “proptech” was a misunderstood buzzword that no one seemed to know how to define. These days, it is a common phrase in almost every commercial real estate (CRE) professional’s lexicon. But what’s more, proptech is now regarded as an essential tool that is revolutionizing the way industry professionals conduct business and grow relationships with their clients.
Curve, the London fintech that now describes itself an “over-the-top banking platform,” is unveiling a re-vamped cashback feature in a bid to draw in more customers for the premium versions of its
Birmingham, AL—The property tour is one of the most crucial steps in the search for leased space by both brokers and tenants. Brokers get the opportunity to communicate the various differentiators of the property in a face-to-face setting with their clients. Tenants can experience first-hand what their new office building will offer.
Three of Compass’ top executives in marketing and product have resigned or been forced out of their roles in recent weeks, becoming the latest casualties of a turbulent C-suite.
Eytan Seidman, head of product, resigned last month, according to people familiar with the situation. Khurrum Malik, chief marketing officer, and Max Henderson, Compass’ vice president of product, were let go.
Being a New York City rental broker has always been a tough gig. But the job is getting even harder.
It’s now been exactly one year since StreetEasy began charging