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CRETech September 12, 2018
Melbourne-based rental management startup Pleased.Property has been acquired for $2 million by ASX-listed real estate platform buyMyplace.com.au, almost exactly two years after it was founded.
CRETech September 12, 2018
CREtech Founder and CEO, Michael Beckerman, reveals the advice he gives to landlords that ask him how to evaluate real estate technology and where to get started.
CRETech September 11, 2018

CRETech Continues To Experience Unprecedented Growth

New York, NY (September 11, 2018) -- CREtech (cretech.com), the leading event, content and connectivity platf...
CRETech September 11, 2018
Imagine hopping in your car, plugging an address into Waze and driving down the street — only to see an ad for a real estate listing pop up on the navigation app. Thanks to a paid advertising engagement with Compass, that will be possible starting in October.
CRETech September 11, 2018
The co-working company Jay Suites has signed a 50,000-square-foot lease at
CRETech September 11, 2018
GreyOrange, a Singapore-headquartered firm that develops robots for warehouses, has pulled in a $140 million Series C funding round as it targets more expansion and growth.
CRETech September 11, 2018
SAN FRANCISCO—Before Dara Khosrowshahi became CEO of Uber a year ago, the ridehailing company was in the process of cleaning up its image after a rough year—and bringing on the former Expedia chief as its leade...
CRETech September 11, 2018
Starry, a Boston startup, wants deliver high-speed 5G internet in major cities at a reasonable price. Today, it announced it is expanding service from its initial launch in Boston to New York City.
CRETech September 11, 2018
Amazon Go is headed to the Big Apple. An Amazon spokesperson said the company plans to open a store in New York City, but did not give details about location or timing. The announcement comes just hours after Amazon listed several jobs, first spotted by The Information, for
CRETech September 11, 2018
Coworking has been growing exponentially in D.C., with new deals signed nearly every month so far in 2018. The heads of several coworking companies say they are not slowing down their growth any time soon, and experts predict the market could continue to explode for the foreseeable future.