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Grocery stores were long behind the curve when it came to the technology reshaping retail, but now warehouses staffed by robots and e-commerce delivery systems are increasingly becoming the norm for the food-selling business.
The former bosses of Foxtel, CoreLogic and CBRE Australia have invested in a new proptech start-up that assesses the feasibility and potential value of development sites.
Archistar, developed by Sydney architect Ben Coorey and his brother Rob, a sales and marketing consultant, raised $1.5 million in its seed round and will seek further Series A funding to grow the business in December.
Cushman & Wakefield has formed a partnership with startup accelerator Plug and Play. The real estate services giant is now a founding partner of the Plug and Play Real Estate & Construction program.
Established in 2006, Plug and Play oversees industry-specific accelerator programs. It launched the Plug and Play Real Estate & Construction program earlier this year as a spinoff from ...
By Mihir Shah, co-CEO of JLL Spark
While technology has transformed many traditional industries across the business world, the commercialreal estate industry hasn’t been as quick to evolve. That’s changing. Investments in real estate technology companies grew 25% in 2017 to $3.4 billi...
CREtech Returned To New York For 6th Annual NYC Event With Record Setting Attendance Event Focused On Venture Investing
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Andreessen Horowitz General Partner Alex Rampell spoke about tech companies that are disrupting the home buying experience.
A WeWork-affiliated real estate fund is buying a Washington, D.C. office building in partnership with Meridian Group for $136.5 million.
WeWork Property Advisors, which WeWork manages with private equity firm Rhone Group, is contributing 50 percent of the equity, Bisnow reported.
Amazon, which has opened a handful of cashierless stores this year, is now thinking bigger when it comes to the concept. Literally bigger, as in cashierless stores much larger than the convenience store-sized 2,500 SF Amazon Go stores now operating in Chicago, San Francisco and Seattle.
When Dan Kass moved to New York City in 2013 after graduating from college in Boston, his introduction to the city was one that many New Yorkers are all too familiar with: a bad landlord.
Mr. Kass and two roommates rented a cramped basement apartment in Crown Heights in Brooklyn, which they soon found out was riddled with problem...