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May 23, 2018
Brokers+Engineers launched its online trading platform for triple net lease properties on Tuesday at RECon in Las Vegas, boasting the first fintech company to create an online product specifically for NNN-1031 exchange transactions.
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Brokers+Engineers launched its online trading platform for triple net lease properties on Tuesday at RECon in Las Vegas, boasting the first fintech company to create an online product specifically for NNN-1031 exchange transactions.
NEW YORK CITY—The amount of information about buildings and their tenants is enormous. Building owners, operators and tenants are still learning how to manage and leverage that data to improve environments to ultimately increase revenue.
LAS VEGAS — Projection-based video storefronts for advertisements, dressing rooms with 3D body scanners and an indoor hydroponic system to possibly supply a mall's food court restaurants with fresh greens — the possible future of retail was on display at International Council of Shopping Centers' RECon.
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When Oxford Properties Group makes a call on a PropTech investment, the firm applies what company President Michael Turner describes as “two smell tests.” “It has to have strategic value to Oxford or we think it’s transformative for the industry,” Turner said. “And it has to have an attractive direct financial return.”
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That’s what a handful of co-living and short-term rental startups between New York and San Francisco have raised in funding rounds over the past year, according to TechCrunch–and it’s not an exhaustive list. (For example, Common’s infusion of $40 million from a funding round, first reported by