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The rental insurance startup Jetty has raised $25 million in a Series B funding round led by Khosla Ventures’ Keith Rabois, the company announced Wednesday. The investment brings the company’s total funding to more than $40 million.
Jetty focuses on selling what it characterizes as rental insurance to city dwellers, and it’s in 46 states. Jetty also offers to serve as a guarantor on apart...
Recently, I made a big decision and an even bigger life change. I left my career leading teams at Google, most recently as the head of programmatic ad sales in North America, where I oversaw a multi-billion dollar business and a global portfolio. Google is an amazing company and I was proud to spend 8 years there, but I left to join a PropTech startup.
Now I’m leading the business unit as VP ...
Rethinking Real Estate’s Dror Poleg Will Present At The Largest Conference In Commercial Real Estate Tech Sector On The West Coast In 2019
New York, NY (February 6, 2019) — CREtech
In our latest report, Equiem 2018: Year in Review, you will find a summary of our year, including: key results and stats across our business, our top campaigns and building launches, new clients and Equiem-powered buildings and latest tech updates and a sneak peek of what’s coming.
It’s a celebration of what we’ve accomplished together with our clients, partners and communities a...
For the first time, New York City has surpassed San Francisco to grab the No. 1 spot in the Savills Tech Cities index.
The city pulled ahead on the triennial ranking because of the availability of venture capital and its deep talent pool, Bloomberg reported.
“New York can keep generating its own talent and, I think more importantly, recruiting it from around the world,” Paul Tovstein, th...
Construction sites across the globe are developing rapidly as firms seek to take advantage of the technologies of tomorrow. However, the construction industry is the lowest ranked economic sector in terms of digital uptake in Europe, and more needs to be done, according to a leading EU industry organisation.
The Committee for European Construction Equipment (CECE) is due to publish a call to ac...
A new technology being trialled could soon mean that buildings are easily and cheaply clad in enough solar panels to supply all of their energy, even in places where the sun doesn't shine much.
Polish physicist and entrepreneur Olga Malinkiewicz has developed a new way of coating solar cells with a substance called perovskite, France 24 reports. It makes solar panels cheaper, more flexible and...
To say that the last two years have been ones of transition and transformation for brick-and-mortar retailers would be a dramatic understatement. The year of 2017 was one of the worst for brick-and-mortar retail, with several big-name bankruptcy filings and analysts comparing the market to Great Recession-era performance. The year 2018 featured retrenchment and reckoning, as retailers realized tha...