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After about two years of operation in the United States, Uber Freight is opening up shop in Europe, its aim there seemingly the same as here — to disrupt logistics in the same way it upended the taxi business.
Instead of brokering rides for people, the Uber Freight app brokers rides for goods, allowing carriers and drivers to book a load with just a few taps of a button.
In this brief video from the recent Real Estate Capital Markets Conference hosted by Goodwin and Columbia Business School, experts discuss trends in PropTech, including the current state and predictions for where the space is headed. Zach Aarons, Co-Founder and Partner of MetaProp explains, “The beauty of PropTech is innovation is happening very quickly, but we’re still in the early days of it...
Office developers and landlords once had to think only about supplying electricity, plumbing and heating to workplaces, leaving tenants to design their offices to their own technical specifications.
But these days, the providers of office space are being driven to provide telecommunications infrastructure and add sophisticated te...
Workspace Innovator Continues its Rapid Growth Globally,
Adds Locations at 88 Pine Street, 1407 Broadway, 26 West 17th Street,
29 West 17th Street and 28 West 15th Street
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ProspectNow, the leading provider of predictive analytics for commercial real estate data, and AIR CRE, the largest member owned commercial real estate network, today have announced they have signed a deal to provide ProspectNow’s database of over 100 million properties to all AIR CRE members.
“This is a game cha...
Guest post by Bhaskar Maddala, Vice President of Engineering, Reonomy
The digital revolution has disrupted a myriad of industries, and commercial real estate (CRE) is certainly no exception. In the last few years, property technology, or PropTech, has transformed the market considerably, reimagining the way companies and consumers conduct business.
Data standardization, howe...
As cities look for new ways to combat congestion and toxic fumes, technology is playing an increasingly big part in the problem-solving, be it through using ride-share data to spot traffic patterns or tapping Google Street View cars to
Katharine Lau, the senior director of real estate for Industrious, has watched the coworking market evolve and move toward a more hospitality-related model. It’s one she knows well, as a graduate of New York University with a degree in hotel and tourism management. Lau pivoted away from her original goal in college of traveling the worl...
Was cryptocurrency a flash in the pan? Less than two years ago, Bitcoin’s skyrocketing price was making people crypto-millionaires overnight. Then coin prices crashed and never recovered. Projects have shuttered, jobs