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Bootstrapped STRATIS just landed on the Inc. 5000 for the first time after seeing revenue grow 563 percent in three years.
New York, NY According to developer Silverstein Properties, Inc., (SPI) Yael Urman has been named chief information officer. She will oversee the technology initiatives that support the company’s financial, operations and development activities.
Chieh Huang spent years trying to get grocery industry executives excited about the technology at Boxed, his grocery e-commerce company. He regularly gave tours of the company’s state-of-the-art fulfillment centers, featuring a custom software system and roving bands of autonomous carts.
A look at the current state of virtual, augmented, and mixed reality — and why these technologies will be the building blocks for smartphone disruption.
Compass is closing in on a blockbuster deal to buy Pacific Union International Realty, one of the largest brokerages on the West Coast, with $14 billion in sales last year.
Technological innovation and technology tools are coming to real estate. Companies like Honest Buildings—a new purpose-built technology tool focused on capital planning—are intent on disrupting the industry and thrusting it into the 21st century. The biggest challenge, however, is not finding technologies the industry needs but rather convincing the industry to change and adopt thes...
Clutter, the fast growing tech-enabled storage company that lets clients store extra stuff without actually leaving their house, has inked a deal for 450,000 s/f of space in New Jersey.
NEW YORK, August 22, 2018 –In one of the largest funding rounds to date in the rapidly growing CREtech space, Latch, a Camber Creek portfolio company, announced today that it closed a $7...
With an eye on investing in real estate tech companies, venture capital firm Corigin Ventures has raised $22 million and plans to bring in another $27.9 million by the end of the year.
The company, which focuses on real estate tech and consumer products, raised nearly half of its $50 million fund from “family offices and high net-worth individuals with connections to real estate,” David Gol...
Venture capitalists and angel investors are pouring millions into a new generation of office leasing platforms that could give major brokerages a run for their money.
Startups like SquareFoot, TenantBase and Truss, which aim to simplify and expedite the online office leasing process for small and midsize firms, have raised millions in early stage funding this year. Industry experts say these f...