Guest post by Josh Panknin, Director of Real Estate Technology Initiatives in the Engineering school, Columbia University
Late on the night of August 6, 2012, engineers in the control room at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, CA anxiously awaited word from a rover named Curiosity. Curiosity was about to enter the seven-minute-long...News Archives | Page 814 of 1011 | CREtech
STRATIS Sets the Standard for Security in Smart Apartment & Intelligent Building Platforms.
Philadelphia, PA – March 13, 2019-- STRATIS announced the successful completion of its SOC2 Audit at the MultiFamily Technology & Entrepreneurship Conference in San Francisco, following its strong results from its data security and confidentiality tes...
International PropTech companies led the path with nearly 80%, or $618 million, in nine deals this month according to data released yesterday in a report by CREtech a PropTech, data and content platform which covers trends in the commercial real estate tech sector.
While the month-over-month report, wh...
A new survey from PropTech firm Equiem shows that people probably don’t like the office space they work in. The question is, what are real estate owners and advisors going to do about it?
According to a survey of more than 1,100 workers across the UK and Ireland, 94% believe that the average office should place a greater emphasis on people’s enjoyment and comfort, and 91% believe the avera...
WeWork Labs, the co-working giant’s startup program that relaunched just over a year ago, is announcing a new initiative focused o...
The European startup ecosystem has reached a level of maturity that can support the creation of tech giants. We have knowledge derived from experience, networks that have transformed into communities, infrastructure to build on and smart capital. Perhaps most importantly, we’ve refined our mindset and scale of ambition. After years of encouragement to dream bigger,...
Alphabet, Google’s parent company, may look to Hudson Yards as a model for how to finance an 800-acre urban hub along a downtrodden part of Toronto’s waterfront.
Sidewalk Labs, a Google sister company, is exploring options that could include selling bonds back by tax revenue and development charges from the commercial site, Bloomberg reported. The model could be similar to part of the
Fisher Brothers is once again looking to Convene to operate an amenity space at one of its office buildings, Commercial Observer has learned.
Kenneth Fisher, a partner at