Leading Experts In Commercial Real EState Tech To Participate On Panel DIscussion Covering Major Trends in CREtech Sector
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Though technological advances in the commercial real estate industry have made sourcing real estate deals, raising capital for projects and managing assets more efficient than ever before they have yet to solve a decades-old issue plaguing many brokers and small to midsize firms: a lack of streamlined and standardized commercial listings data on the market, particularly for leases.
In Plato's "Republic," Socrates and his interlocutors have a conversation that was apparently typical in ancient Greece. Is the soul immortal? Should we live a life focused on justice? What is the path to true happiness? Heady stuff that's been pondered for ages.
Socrates suggests exploring those issues on a larger scale, that of an entire city, to more easily uncover the answers. Since a lack ...
In our latest episode, the Real Estate Tech Guys sit down with Michael Beckerman, CEO of CRETech to discuss AI, WeWork, self-driving cars, and how these things can impact commercial real estate.
TORONTO (September 17, 2018) – Altus Group Limited (“Altus Group”) (TSX: AIF), a leading provider of software, data solutions and independent advisory services to the global commercial real estate industry, today released the Altus Group Real Estate Development Trends Report, which provides an outlook of a global property development industry being hit by rapid chan...
Almost two years after Brandon Weber merged his property software startup Hightower with rival VTS, he is taking a step back from the combined company.
Weber, who currently serves as VTS’ chief product officer and is billed as a co-founder, will give up his day job, he told The Real Deal on Monday. He will continue to sit on the company’s board and work as a senior adviser to CEO N...
In a world where movie trailers can still lure film goers into theaters, residential brokerage Compass wants to deploy that kind of sneak-peek marketing to sell homes.
The New York brokerage has launched a feature that allows its agents to post their listings to Compass’ website days before sharing them with local multiple-listing systems and portals like Zillow, StreetEasy and Realtor.com.
The next big arms race in institutional residential investing may just involve artificial intelligence.
A handful of companies are developing big data technologies to help institutional investors find the homes they want and buy them in bulk, according to the Wall Street Journal.
