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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...
A new technology company is aiming to revolutionize and disrupt parking guidance systems at commercial real estate properties. San Diego-based Ensight Technologies has created a moderately priced parking guidance system that is supported by intelligent cameras to ensure quality and accuracy. The concept diverges from the typical sensor system, and i...
At Humanise London, we stepped away from our day-to-day, looked up from our screens, and connected through the power of experiences. We donned aprons for a bake-off, and discovered that even a tart that topples over can be a winner. We opened our minds to magician Matt Cooper, who wowed us all with the number 64. We shared stories with peers and learned from inspirational big thinkers who are shap...
LeaseLock Insurance Services and Boost Insurance have formed a partnership to bring the first insurtech product to the market for rental housing properties. The service will protect owners from losses from insufficient security deposits. Ultimately, this will simplify the leasing process and eliminate security deposits, providing a ...
Few issues currently vex developers more than rising construction costs, but there are ways to fight back against price increases.
And even though experts agree costs will continue going up, one way or another, developers will find a way to keep building.
"Developers, by definition, are almost unreasonably optimistic," Antheus Capital founder and principal Eli Ungar said at Bisnow's Chicago...
What is old is new again in American cities. People are living with strangers to save money and maintain a higher standard of living than they might enjoy on their own. This time they’re calling it “co-living.”
This particular brand of housing involves renting private bedrooms in dorm-like buildings where living rooms, kitchens, and even bathrooms are shared. This is very similar to the m...
Blackstone Group BX -1.03% LP is cashing in on its bet on the suburban rental class.
The private-equity firm late Tuesday sold more than $1 billion of shares of <...