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At CaliBurger in Pasadena, Calif., the fast-food franchise restaurant is testing out a new way for customers to pay: having their picture taken.
When they’re ready to complete their order, they step in front of a large screen at a kiosk to let a facial-recognition system snap their picture. If the system recognizes them, the payment goes through.
WeWork is now the largest office tenant in Manhattan.
The co-working firm said it now has a portfolio totaling 5.3 million square feet, putting it ahead of JPMorgan Chase, according to a blog post from company executive Granit Gjonbalaj. WeWork now has 60 locations in New York City. Out of t...
The days of buying a house — entirely online — have arrived.
Bungalo, a startup with $225 million in financial backing, has launched a solely digital platform where buyers can search, finance and purchase newly renovated homes.
San Francisco, CA (September 18, 2018) – Zumper, the largest residential rental startup in the United States, today announced that it has raised a $46 million Series C funding round of financing from Axel Springer and Stereo Capital. The funding will be used to build out an end-to-end platform for its growing audience, which already delivers more than...
The New York-based startup, founded in 2016 by co-founding trio Robert Moore, Andy Parsons and Matthew Smith, recently unveiled a platform upgrade that allows Fortune 500 companies across the U.S. to build out and manage not only individual office spaces, but also locations across their entire portfolios.
Leading Experts In Commercial Real EState Tech To Participate On Panel DIscussion Covering Major Trends in CREtech Sector
New York, NY (September 20, 2018) -- SIOR, the leading global professional office and industrial real estate association, and CREtech.com, the largest events...Sept. 19, 2018
Exclusive Partnership Connects Thriving Startups with their Next Office Space
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.