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From technology that allows bricks and mortar retailers to more efficiently and effectively merge a customer's experience, to operate smart technology inside the units through personalized tablets, technology is at the forefront of the CRE industry.
Ashton Kutcher’s VC firm, Sound Ventures, believes there’s opportunity for investment outside of Silicon Valley. Specifically, the firm pegs Denver, Austin and Miami as the most promising U.S. markets for tech startups and investing, outside of the large markets like Silicon V...
As part of its ongoing redemption mission, Uber is today introducing a new feature that checks if you’re OK if it thinks that you may have been involved in a crash.
Last week, News Corp, owner of realtor.com in the U.S. and the majority owner of REA Group in Australia, announced the $210 million acquisition of lead qualification service Opcity.
Why it matters: With this acquisition, realtor.com dives deeper into the lead convers...
Knowing what’s going on in your warehouses and facilities is of course critical to many industries, but regular inspections take time, money, and personnel. Why not use drones? Vtrus uses computer vision to let a compact drone not just safely navigate indoor environments but create detailed 3D maps of them for inspectors and workers to consult, autonomously and ...
Today’s consumers want more than transactional relationships with companies. They’re now evaluating brands according to how it feels to do business with them.
Still, in beta, the Washington DC-based commercial real estate lending startup, RealAtom announced that it has raised a $4 million Seed round. The round was supported by 500 Startups, one of the most prominent startup accelerators in Silicon Valley, with participation from CRE family offices and industry angels. The funding, significant for any seed stage startup on the east coast, wi...
WeWork isn’t coming to the World Trade Center after all.
The co-working company’s bid to lease up to 12 floors at