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If the headline of this piece caught your attention, chances are it is because it taps into a business-orientated approach to tackling climate change. An approach to which the real estate sector responds particularly well. The message, loud and clear, at the CREtech climate global leadership summit in Copenhagen last
Walmart customers in six states will soon be able to have their orders delivered by drone in less than 30 minutes, Joann reports.
Large construction projects often take a long time to finish, and subcontractors can get caught up in the flow of money, waiting, in certain circumstances, up to 80 days to be paid by general contractors. This not only causes delays, but also means subcontractors are essentially being asked to finance their portion of the project,
Digital mortgage lender Tomo has laid off nearly one-third of its workforce less than three months after an equity capital injection — the latest casualties in a tech and mortgage industry purge.
Matt Higgins, a former judge on the reality TV show “Shark Tank,” is an experienced investor whose firm, RSE Ventures, helps young companies build their businesses.
Property technology, or proptech, startup companies have seen an influx of venture capital, due to an increase in tech that can track carbon emissions and decarbonize buildings, GlobeSt. reports. The recent scale is due to new Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) rules and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) disclosures.
If you’ve ever had to get a construction permit, you know that the process can be very painful and time-consuming. There are many reasons for this, and they vary depending on where you are located and what you are trying to get built.
Sequoia Capital gathered its founders on Zoom to address this “crucible moment.” In its presentation, the firm said “the cost of capital has fundamentally increased....
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 ...
