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Finding myself talking at a startup conference in Kosovo three years ago (as one does), I realized how close I was to Albania, a place which held some fascination for me. I managed to grab a lift with a friendly techie to Tirana, where they arranged for me to speak to the local tech community. That meetup was held in a small co-working space called Talent Garden...
Ola Leithe Svalheim (left), Risul Islam (Middle) and Christian Wierød (right).
Photographer: Stig B. Fiksdal, DNB News
The residential rental platform, Unite Living, starts the new year with over one million dollar from DNB Ventures and Innovation Norway. The three-year-old company that digitizes and automate...
Available in the Boston area real estate market starting today, the Knox Frictionless Ownership Investment Platform offers homeowners a way to build wealth that has traditionally been reserved for the upper class
March 11, 2019 — Knox Financial, a fintech company that is making investment property ownership accessible and frictionless, today announce...
Recently, we bore out with data what has been felt for several years in most U.S. tech scenes: a rising venture market raises funds of all sizes. But it’s a trend that
Co-living is one the newest trends in urban housing, and it has prompted a New York operator to join with a Los Angeles developer to create $100 million worth of shared, furnished apartments to help meet a projected deep demand in Southern California.
HqO is a tenant experience platform that enables landlords to create places people love. Headquartered in Boston, HqO partners with the leading landlords, property managers, and brokers who want to attract innovative tenants, provide a premium experience, and increase overall asset value. HqO is a company that strives to push the bounds of technology and make energy waste a thing of the past.
Data-driven design has been a holy phrase in architecture for some time now. The ability to refine and apply information on any range of topics, from movement to sun paths to air quality, hold enormous potential to positively impact design not just for one party but for all. Decisions can be made faster, buildings can be built better, ...
SEATTLE—With multifamily housing development reaching new heights and more people renting now than at any point in the last 50 years, the multifamily housing market is larger and more competitive than ever. This requires having a competitive edge and unique renter offerings.
$775 million was invested in proptech companies in February, a month-to-month decline by nearly 73%. A reported 23 companies received funding, globally, a month-to-month decline by nearly 32%. International proptech companies received the lions of funding with nearly $618 million in 9 deals.