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PropTech provider PayLease recently gained access to a multifamily app and artificial intelligence designed for property managers through its strategic purchase of apartment technology firm Zego.
Through this acquisition, PayLease now has the opportunity to leverage Zego’s AI assistant, or bot, which was recently launched as part of the company’s existing app for apartment managers.
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Regions across the U.S. faced their snowiest, coldest and warmest February in history this year, with volatile weather disrupting the flow of life across the country.
That included construction projects. Yet there was one setting where the unpred...
After a decade of whispers, trials, pilots and promise, virtual reality (VR) now seems on the precipice of a boom in senior housing and senior care settings.
A bevy of companies have cropped up over the past five years to tailor VR solutions directly to senior living, addressing age-old challenges including resident isolation, dementia care and pain management.
The VR usage expansion is the ...
The remnants of RealtyShares — the now-defunct crowdfunding platform — have been scooped up by another real estate firm.
New York-based iintoo acquired RealtyShares’ assets, Inman reported. The move boosts the company’s portfolio size to $2.5 billion assets under management from $1 billion, according to the company.
Current and former investors in RealtyShares will be able to access ...
Katerra CEO Michael Marks says his construction tech unicorn is on a mission to make the industry less "expensive late and stupid."
The Global Retail Real Estate Convention to be held on May 19 - May 22 in Las Vegas
New York, NY (May 15, 2019) — CREtech (CREtech.com), the largest event, d...
Money talks, and it is saying a commercial real estate technology revolution is coming.
“From our point of view, what we’re seeing is the sector isn’t really used to innovation at this sort of a pace,” Leyton Senior Vice President Craig Hale said Thursday at Bisnow’s Boston CRE Tech Summit event. “You have to just pick a horse almost and bet who will go forward.”
NEW YORK, May 9, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Occupier, the NYC-based startup building software to help businesses make better real estate decisions, has raised
Months after paying over $200 million to acquire real estate data firms EDR and ExactBid, a tech startup that’s attempting to create a Bloomberg Terminal-like platform for real estate just picked up two additional companies.
New York-based Lightbox, backed by venture capital firm Silver Lake Partners, said Monday that it had acquired Real Capital Markets, a commercial real estate marketplace,...