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When tenants first walk into their new apartment at the Brandon Place complex in Oklahoma City, they aren’t likely to notice anything out of the ordinary for 2019—there are smart locks on the door with keycode entry, and contemporary thermostats with LCD touch screens. During their move-in briefing, they’re told the unit’s smart systems can be operated from
Can a Boston startup break down the walls that separate landlords and the people who work in their office towers every day?
HqO chief executive Chase Garbarino sure hopes so. And he has a new ro...
New York, NY—As the way we work, live, and play consistently changes, developers are now focused on creating properties that reflects the vision of how current and future generations will want to live.
Europe’s largest experience platform for tenants & employees in offices is now looking to further strengthen their position in Europe and expand into North America.
Amsterdam, June 3rd...
This segment of the apartment business is growing up, but there is still a list of concerns from the industry to address. AvalonBay's Karen Hollinger discusses the findings of the National Multi Housing Council/Kingsley Renter Preferences Report.
Foursquare Labs Inc., the onetime social-media darling that has transformed into a specialist in providing location data to other companies, is buying another location-data powerhouse in a bid to dominate the business of helping advertisers track foot traffic to stores.
Foursquare on Thursday said it agreed to buy Placed, a company that specializes in measuring the effectiveness of advertising ...
Not so long ago, renting was all about securing the biggest space for your money. With Millennials, Gen Z and Baby Boomers transforming the multifamily sector, architects and developers started to pay more attention to their needs—compromising on size for the sake of incorporating other qualities. In response to increasing urban populations and other demographic shifts, multifamily design trend...
May 30 2019
Global property technology company, Equiem, has announced that highly respected CRE Tech leaders, Antony Slumbers and Linda J. Isaacson, have joined the firm’s Advisory Board. The pair will help provide Equiem’s leadership team with strategic guidance, particularly in relation to the company’s ongoing global expansion, as well as advising on both new and exist...
Building a strong company culture is about more than banging a gong when big wins occur and ensuring the cold brew keg is never empty. While celebrations and snacks are important — nobody does their best work on an empty stomach — many techies also look for companies with cultures that empower them in their roles and allow them to work with intent.
In this two-part series you...