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Some real estate companies are dedicated to a specific asset type. While there is some inherent risk in tying fortunes to a specific market segment, it does make things much simpler from a technology adoption perspective. When all the buildings in a portfolio are similar, companies can deploy and scale a tech stack that neatly fits their requirements and capabilities.
In many large portfolios h...
The dozens of companies vying for a foothold in the $11.2 billion drone industry — and by extension the $400 million same-day delivery market — have all made more noise than Elroy Air, ...
When we talk about entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley, the words “venture capital” are never far behind. But the reality, Indie.vc founder Bryce Roberts says, is that VC funding isn’t right for most entrepreneurs.
“In the same regards that VCs want to fund billion-dollar, monopoly-style businesses, they have themselves a monopoly on the language we use ab...
Knotel Inc., a New York-based flexible office space provider and rival of WeWork Companies Inc, is making its way to L.A. The company has signed its first L.A. lease in Santa Monica.
Knotel signed a lease for 12,338 square feet at 429 Santa Monica Blvd. Terms of the lease were not disclosed.
Knotel already has U.S. locations in New York and San Francisco.
Cresa’s Ray Howden represented ...
The impact of technology in multifamily is often difficult to quantify due to certain industry-specific factors, the most prominent of which is a diverse ownership spectrum. This lack of natural scale in the property management industry contributes to a cautious approach to the adoption of new technologies. That said, the findings of Capital One’s annual RealShare...
With its tan stucco exterior and red tile roof, the Rittenhouse home on South Star Canyon Drive looks a lot like the other houses in Power Ranch, a large planned community southeast of Phoenix.
Mark, a meat buyer for a grocery chain, and Anne, a nurse, bought the house for $293,000 in 2010 during the U.S. foreclosure crisis, which hit the Phoenix area particularly har...
Gen-z is entering the apartment market, and the generation has high expectations for rental living. Luxury student housing has grown in popularity in recent years, and gen-Z has had the benefit of staying in quality housing during college. As it enters the apartment market, it will be looking for a similar living experience with amenities and high-end features.
The fast-developing energy storage market is powering new opportunities for commercial real estate, from diversifying location choices to boosting companies’ revenue and eco-credentials.
The technology behind ion lithium batteries has taken big steps forward in recent years, making onsite (also known as behind the meter) energy storage a more viable, reliable and attractive option for all typ...