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Today’s consumers can purchase new clothes, groceries, electronics and even cars online at the click of a button — so why not lease apartments?
Salesforce is open-sourcing the method it has developed for using machine-learning techniques at scale — without mixing valuable customer data — in hopes other companies struggling with data science problems can benefit from its work.
GlobeSt.com talks with Melina Cordero, CBRE’s Americas Head of Retail Research and author of it’s Omnichannel Guide about a few of the report’s findings that go against the oft-heard narrative of a retail apocalypse.
As the head of a 700-year-old winemaking dynasty, Lamberto Frescobaldi is overseeing a construction project in one of his Tuscany vineyards using technology that would have seemed otherworldly to his ancestors: high-flying drones.
A startup real-estate technology firm is looking to take on shared office company WeWork Cos in one of hottest new areas of commercial real estate: providing short-term office space to some of the biggest U.S. companies.
CREtech hosts second annual Virtual Demo Day, featuring live demos from the most innovative tech companies in the commercial real estate industry.
New York, NY (August 16, 2018) — CREtech
The commercial real estate industry will not only benefit from technological efficiency, it needs it. In the next few decades, we will see rapid global population growth, urbanization and an increase in institutional capital investment. To manage these growing demands and supply market needs, real estate owners and investors will need to create efficiency through technology.
If you've ever bought or sold a home, you know the complexity and frustration—and the high fees—involved in this critical transaction. You probably used a professional Realtor throughout the process, who guided you through scores of listings and home tours and helped you put together specific offers.
Known as a mega-round in Silicon Valley, large-scale fund raising is producing a frenzy around tech companies with enough reach and momentum to absorb a large check.