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The proptech firm cove today announced that it had received a $10 million investment. Leading the round was Blackstone Innovations Investments and other investors like Kastle Systems. One previous investor is Second Century Ventures. “The way people engage with the built environment is changing and we have developed our software to create a seamless experience for the user — whether tenant ...

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Autonomy startup SafeAI is partnering with German industrial titan Siemens to create electric, autonomous heavy trucks for Japanese construction giant Obayashi, Axios' Joann Muller is first to report.

The round was led by REA Group and Momentum Markets. The funds will be used to grow the sales, marketing and development teams, as the five-year-old startup looks to double its user base over the next year.

Parvis Invest, a Canadian real estate investing proptech startup, today announced closing a $2.6 million seed round led by Gravitas Securities, according to a press release.

If the headline of this piece caught your attention, chances are it is because it taps into a business-orientated approach to tackling climate change. An approach to which the real estate sector responds particularly well. The message, loud and clear, at the CREtech climate global leadership summit in Copenhagen last

Walmart customers in six states will soon be able to have their orders delivered by drone in less than 30 minutes, Joann reports.  

Large construction projects often take a long time to finish, and subcontractors can get caught up in the flow of money, waiting, in certain circumstances, up to 80 days to be paid by general contractors. This not only causes delays, but also means subcontractors are essentially being asked to finance their portion of the project,