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In a podcast interview, JLL Spark’s Mihir Shah discusses how real estate companies can improve their operations through targeted investment in technology startups.
Mihir Shah is co-CEO of JLL Spark, a division that JLL launched last year to deepen the companies proptech capabilities. JLL Spark plans to invest...
After pumping $15 million into UpstreamRE, the National Association of Realtors is ditching the data management platform.
The organization announced on Wednesday that it will no longer serve as Upstream’s vendor, Inman reported.
New York, NY - December 6, 2018 - Storefront, the world’s largest online marketplace for renting short-term retail space, is pleased to announce that they are a Real Estate Tech Awards (#RETAS) winner in the Co-Working/Pop-Up Retail category, presented by
After advising that investors sell at the January peak, Fred Wilson says it's time to take a fresh look at the sector
Berlin-based co-living company Medici Living has raised €1B to undertake the largest investment in the nascent sector anywhere in the world so far.
Medici has teamed up with Frankfurt-listed investment manager Corestate Capital to deploy €1B of equity and debt over the next three to five years to buy and develop 35 co-living facilities comprising up to 6,000 units across Europe. The facili...
According to RE:tech, venture investors deployed over $3.2 billion into real estate tech startups in November. The majority of this capital went to just three companies. WeWork raised $3 billion, while Nested and PropertyFinder raised just over $120 million each. All other earlier stage real estate tech startups s...
SoftBank continues to invest in the future of transportation — this time in ParkJockey, a startup that has built a technology platform aimed at monetizing parking lots. And ParkJockey, which was founded in 2013, is already using th...
It’s only getting worse for rental brokers. In summer of 2017, StreetEasy upset boatloads of New York City real estate agents when it introduced a daily fee for rental listings. Now it’s upping the cost.
The portal will charge $4.50 per rental listing per day, up from $3, StreetEasy’s general manager Matt Daimler wrote in a blog post on Tuesday. The price increase will be effective on Jan...
After advising that investors sell at the January peak, Fred Wilson says it's time to take a fresh look at the sector