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It's been two months since WeWork opened its second Charlotte office in uptown.
The New York-based company, which has become a household name in coworking nationally, says the office at 128 S. Tryon St., the First Citizens Bank Plaza building, is currently the largest for the company in the Southeast, taking up seven full floors at the office building. WeWork debuted in the Carolinas at 615 S. ...
Many real estate companies recognize the need to deploy technology. But when it comes to doing so at scale across a large, diversified portfolio, it can be difficult to align teams, find budget, and stick to an overarching strategy. In this video, Enertiv’ Lea...
Imagine you are a broker walking into a negotiating session and, with the press of a few buttons on your mobile device, you could pull up all of the data of a particular property that your client is interested in acquiring.
You can pull up the location, demographics, the labor pool, the cost of labor in the area, tenant information, leases, historical trends of the area dating back 100 years, i...
Simon Property Group is launching an online shopping platform designed to drive sales to its nationwide network of outlet stores.
The Indianapolis-based shopping mall giant plans to debut Shop Premium Outlets this spring. It will feature 2,000 brands and more than 300,000 products d...
Making a name for your company when you're a foreign female founder of yet "another" AI startup in the New York CRE and proptech market, is like trying to climb the Everest during a snowstorm. But after a few months of doing just that, I can tell you it was worth the effort – every bit of it.
So how did we finish the first quarter of 2019 in New York with more gains than losses? Our starting ...
Autonomous cars, cashier-less stores, chatbots. Artificial intelligence already is changing the way we live and work, and machine learning promises to transform the world in ways we can’t even imagine.
Businesses are racing to adopt AI technology, betting it will help them boost productivity and cut costs. A recent global survey of chief information officers by
Technology may have come late to the commercial real estate market, but it is coming fate. Technology is quickly penetrating the industry, and it is promising disruption. This includes everything from robots inside warehouses to driverless cars, which will change development and parking requirements, AI and machine learning tools, which can change the way the industry handles and analyzes data. At...
A Silicon Valley real estate tech startup says its artificial intelligence technology will change the risk calculus for rental landlords. It also claims it can find a qualified tenant faster than a traditional broker.
Palo Alto-based Keyo said Monday it’s guaranteeing that its landlord clients are paid for every month of a lease, even if the tenant defaults or leaves early. The company has a ...
If you want to sell your home with one click, more and more companies are competing for your business.
Perch, an iBuying start-up that buys and sells homes, has raised $20 million in equity and $200 million in debt in a new funding round to scale up its business.
“It is allowing us to add fuel to the fire,” said Court Cunningham, Perch’s CEO.
Last week’s Handle video was different than past Boston Dynamics releases. Sure, it showcased the same sort of impressive robotics that have made every video from the company a viral hit, but this one took a very different approach than other recent rele...