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henry May 06, 2022
Lev, the digital commercial real estate finance marketplace, has raised $70 million in a Series B round at an undisclosed valuation. A Thursday announcement by the New York City-based startup confirmed The Real Deal’s report in March on the prospective raise. Sources familiar with the negotiations at the time estimated the company’s valuation at around $400 million, but CEO Yaakov...
daryn May 06, 2022
ABI Research analysis found that smart city standards are key to unlocking the full potential but the standards ecosystem is still a diverse network and can be confusing.  
daryn May 06, 2022
Just as physical retailers once outsourced their e-commerce operations, online brands are now looking for cost-effective ways to open their own stores, Richard Collings, author of Axios Pro Retail writes.
daryn May 06, 2022
PwC’s former global real estate leader has signed on as CEO of partnerships for The Instant Group, a growing global flexible space platform seeking to rapidly expand its offerings as hybrid work and a broader slump supercharge the flex office industry.
daryn May 06, 2022
Shopify today announced that it will acquire Deliverr, a San Francisco, California-based e-commerce fulfillment startup, for $2.1 billion in cash and stock. The deal, rumors of which were reported in April by Bloomberg, is the largest acquisition in Shopify’s history, and Shopify founder and CEO Tobi Lütke says that it will enable the company to create an “end-to-end logistics” platform for...
daryn May 06, 2022
Measurabl, the world’s most widely adopted ESG data management solution for commercial real estate, today announced the release of its Founder and CEO Matt Ellis’ new book, From Green to ESG: How Data-Driven Transparency Changed Real Estate for Good.
daryn May 06, 2022
Property companies could ‘drown’ without urgent tech adoption amid climate crisis
daryn May 06, 2022
Mint House is seeking a back door to Airbnb’s market with a business travel focus. The New York-based startup is making apartment-style lodging with hotel-like amenities popular with corporate workers who would otherwise stay at an “upper-upscale” hotel brand such as W, Westin, or Omni.