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One of the world's largest real estate firms will roll out self-driving vehicles at a huge property it owns in Northern Virginia this summer.
Brookfield Properties announced Thursday it will deploy Optimus Ride self-driving cars at an office park in Reston where it plans to launch a $1.4B development.
The vehicles will be introduced in June at One Reston Crescent and Two Reston Crescent, ...
Amazon.com Inc. AMZN 2.95% on Monday disclosed its latest bet to control the so-called smart home, adding to its fold a company that offers ...
Win or lose…it really doesn’t matter. It’s all about how you…shopped for the big game. Placer.ai investigated the perennial winners of Super Bowl fever: The supermarkets. Every year, Americans go crazy making sure they have the sandwiches, beer, chips, salsa, and other salty snacks necessary to watch the biggest sporting and TV event of the year.
Placer.ai crunched the numbers at the co...
The firm will now leverage Reonomy’s robust platform for enhanced integrations, data enablement.
New York, New York (February 12, 2019): Reonomy (“the Company”), a leading provider of commercial real estate data and software solutions, today announced it has added CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate...
New York, NY (January 31, 2019) — CREtech (cretech.com), the largest event, data and content platform covering the commercial real estate tech industry, announces first keynote session for its upcoming conference i...
My phone knows where I am at all times: There’s just no hiding from that blue dot in Google Maps.
Well, except for when the blue dot thinks I am across the street, or inside the restaurant two doors down. More than once, blue-dot issues have caused me to walk a considerable way in the wrong direction.
In fairness, even when GPS is screwy, it’s typically close ...
"Smart city" might be a real estate industry buzzword, but it is a concept that has grown well beyond the promises of early adopters.
The drive to install smart technology in an urban setting is going to accelerate in the coming years. Smart city tech worldwide spending was $80B in 2016, and is forecast to grow to $135B by 2021, according to a report by International Data Corp.
A smart cit...
For commercial real estate lenders, the process of uncovering, organizing, and interpreting data on a property’s mortgage or debt history has always been a time-consuming and error-prone endeavor. Over the last several years, however, the industry has witnessed the emergence of CRE technology capable of quickly surfacing and aggregating property data points—including debt history and lender in...
When Harold Wu moved from Toronto to Baltimore for a new job, the first thing on his to-do list was to get a place to live. As he embarked on his apartment search, the T Rowe Price senior vice president of procurement decided to book a hotel in Baltimore for a week in September.
“I looked at the usual suspects: Hilton, Marriott, Brookshire Suites, Residence Inn and so on. Then I stumbled upon...