Global proptech firm Equiem has named Richard Morell as EVP of business development for North America. He’ll be based at Equiem’s Midtown offices.
"As we continue to advance Equiem’s presence across the globe, Richard will play a key role in developing strategies to execute our business expansion goals in the U.S. and Canada,” said Gabrielle McMillan, CEO and Co-F...
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Come network and make deals with all of the top decision makers in the New York City Real Estate industry, and stay to honor real estate’s best and brightest: Join Daniel Tishman, Diane Ramirez, Carol Kellermann, Bernard Warren, Helena Durst, Ira Fishman, and Alex Bernstein. The Real Estate Board of New York’s 123rd Annual Banquet will be held on January 17th at the New York Hilton Midtown.
Enhanced platform enables multifamily owners and their operating partners to deliver a seamless, efficient and intuitive experience that hasn’t previously been available
Nestio, the real estate technology company that unlocks a modern leasing experience for multifamily owners and operators, and their renters, today announced the launch of the next gen...
First to Enable Intelligent Conversations in Commercial Buildings Using Messaging Tools
NEW YORK, NY – November 6, 2018 - Building Engines™, the commercial real estate (CRE) industry’s innovation leader for property management solutions, today announced its new AI-powered int...
CBRE CEO Bob Sulentic joins 'Power Lunch' to weigh in on the commercial real estate industry, trade war concerns, earnings, midterm elections and how they're planning on taking over WeWork.
Charlotte, North Carolina – November 5, 2018 Abundant Power is proud to announce the launch of PointGuard, their rebranded analytics arm. Abundant Power started in 2009 as a specialty finance firm for funding energy efficiency projects. Through that endeavor, the company was looking to find transparency and business case data for those projects -- leading to the creation ...
You’ve probably seen the headlines about self-driving cars and crashes. However, the truth is that they are safe...
Roomi, an online roommate finder that clinched market share by snatching up its competitors, is laying off more than half of its staff after a failed funding round.
The layoffs were announced Friday in an update to a CNN profile of Roomi’s founder Ajay Yadav and the startup.
Venture capitalists have been aggressive in their bets on the latest commercial real estate tech startups seeking to transform the industry.
In September alone, a whopping $2.7B in venture capital funneled into 45 PropTech startups, up 12.5% from the $1.17B invested in 40 companies in August, according to data from RETech.net.
WeWork launched a new real estate investment fund and is close to buying a massive development site in Austin, Texas, according to sources familiar with the matter.
The private fund, dubbed ARK, will be sponsored by WeWork and managed independently from WeWork Property Advisors, an investment vehicle the co-working company has been running in partnership with private equity firm Rhone Group.