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NEWARK, NJ—FinTech startup StackSource—which wants to disrupt the traditional and paper-laden commercial real estate finance industry by offering a one-stop online lending platform that compares multiple loan options for real estate developers—has received $200,000 from a leading early state venture fund in Newark, NJ.
SoftBank's Vision Fund, the $100B venture capital vehicle backed by $45B in Saudi Arabian money, has made another major investment into a commercial real estate business.
The fund has invested $1.1B into View Inc., the maker of View Dynamic Glass, smart window technology that allows the owner of a building to adjust how much light and glare a window lets in.
Tech start-ups are rapidly arriving in the real estate industry, ready to solve a host of problems and enhance efficiency and productivity. At RealShare Apartments this week, emerging tech companies competed in Apartments Tech Tank—a Shark Tank-style demonstration. Domuso, Cloud Keyz, Smart Rent and One Spot Tech presented to fo...
The Content Funnel and ATYPICAL share in this tremendous achievement in the Advertising Campaign category of the MarCom Awards
NEW YORK, November, 2018 – The Content Funnel
Growing up, Louis Baugier was influenced by his father’s business, which was not real estate, per se, though it was certainly in dirt.
Hs dad, Patrick, grew up in a grape-growing family in French wine country. The elder Baugier came to the New York in 1988 to establish MetroWine, an American distribution hub for his family’s centuries-old Bordeaux. That entrepreneurial spirit inspired the y...
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The Kroger Co. is getting ready to bring the robot revolution to the U.S. grocery industry.
Kroger, the second-largest retailer in the country, is expected to order three automated warehouses from British online grocer Ocado by the end of the year, Reuters reports. The three distribution centers would be the first of 20 to be built based on the partnership agreement signed between the t...
WeWork is continuing its push for mid-sized tenants, signing two leases in Chelsea and SoHo for its HQ by WeWork segment.
The co-working firm is taking a total of 45,500 square feet at Stellar Management’s