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The state has approved nine locations at which technology or life sciences startups can apply for rent support grants that would help them move into incubators, accelerators or co-working spaces, including some of New Jersey’s largest redevelopment projects. The locations, which range from Hudson to Cumberland counties, are the first in the state to be approved under the newly unveiled NJ Ign...

Google has agreed to invest in London-founded Artificial Intelligence-led property start-up AskPorter, the Evening Standard can reveal. The search engine giant has provided a “significant” am...

Homes and commercial buildings consume 40% of all energy used in the U.S., according to the Department of Energy. What if we could build structures that don’t draw any power from the grid, or use any natural gas, at all? And wha...

“I’LL TEXT YOU,” said the salesman at the Celine store in the Woodbury Commons Outlet Mall in Central Valley, N.Y., this September after I inquired about incoming merchandise. And text he did, whenever he had insider information about new arrivals or markd...

It’s sort of like the “Dallas Buyers Club,” but without Matthew McConaughey. Zillow has tapped the Texas city as the latest market for its iBuyers line of business, Inman News reported. Starting sometime next year, Dallas homeowners will be to use the Seattle-based tech...

Autodesk’s construction software business is getting its second acquisition-fueled jolt of the past few weeks. The company announced on Thursday that it is acquiring startup BuildingConnected for $275 million.

The acquisition of BuildingConnected comes exactly one month after Autodesk announced plans to acquire PlanGrid, another construction tech startup, for ...

Construction technology is advancing every day, presenting contractors with more tools to meet their long-term growth and efficiency goals. Even if the labor shortage isn’t letting up, AI analytics, drone hardware-software combinations, independently operated robots and other technologies are allowing the industry to do more with less. As the year comes to a close, we're taking a look back at...

WeWork, the largest office tenant in Manhattan, has signed another massive lease in the city, this time expanding its presence in Midtown. The co-working company is taking about 236,000 square feet of space at