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The emergence of more sophisticated startups, increased capital into PropTech and supportive governments means Cento Ventures see abundant opportunities in the Asia Pacific region. I sat down with Pauline Chong, who heads up the PropTech fund for Cento, one of the leading Southeast Asian VC firms specialising in under-invested emerging digital markets.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — The Old Line State's flagship university is now home to its first WeWork location, as the coworking giant tests out a campus concept it hopes to bring to more colleges around the country.
WeWork celebrated the grand opening Thursday evening of its University of Maryland location, an 18K SF coworking space on the edge of the College Park campus. For its first location on a...
Remember that old criticism that commercial real estate brokers, developers and construction companies were afraid to invest in new technology, even software and systems that could help them boost efficiency and reduce costs? That criticism isn’t fair today.
A new survey of commercial real estate executives shows that they and the firms they lead are embracing technology today. They’re espe...
In 2018, augmented reality started to heat up as Magic Leap released its much-anticipated headset, paving the way for others to explore and support massive AR development on their platforms. AR continues to be a rapidly growing space, as more tech companies continue building out their own competitive technologies — including Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Magic Leap. The new year wil...
Largest conference in commercial real estate tech attracts leading speakers for its LA conference
According to Jeff Berman, General Partner at the venture capital firm, Camber Creek, one in three recent home buyers made an offer before even seeing a home in person. This revolutionary trend brought about by the adoption of cutting edge PropTech, is one of the subjects Realty Biz News discussed with Berman last week.
The way consumers shop has completely transformed over the last two decades. Now, consumers turn ever increasingly to the internet for purchases—from household necessities like groceries and toilet paper, to big-ticket items like couches and mattresses—the internet is a one-click solution to consumer wants and needs.
But online shopping has also changed consumer expectations for how
