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The decision of self-managing your rental property instead of hiring a property manager is undoubtedly a bold one, which means you’ve probably weighed the pros and cons of this decision. Find out how modern technology can help you effectively manage your property even when you’re away.

WiredScore, the property tech company that created the international rating system for technological capacity in office buildings, is aggressively expanding outside its New York home base and has its sights set on Chicago. WiredScore hired Christine Torres, a former vice president at Colliers, as its Chicago market head and she knows there is a huge demand for connectivity.

Fast food, real estate, military operations, even home improvement — many large industries will have to shift their strategies in the wake of driverless cars.

Dot, a new U.K. startup de-cloaking today, aims to make it easy to invest in property without the hassle of taking out a traditional ‘buy to let’ mortgage. The company is founded by Gray Stern, who previously co-founded London-based Buy to Let mortgage lender Landbay, and so knows at least a thing or two about investing in property. Namely, that it doesn’t ...

The job of a commercial real estate broker seems to become more complex every year. And there are certainly plenty of different technologies that have popped up to help with every task. That’s why it’s important to find an all-in-one platform that can help you close deals and maintain communication with clients.

The Connectivity Expo, also known as Connect (X) provided conference attendees ample opportunities to learn and discover anything they wanted to about the wireless industry this week. The conference, held at the Charlotte Convention Center on May 21-24 in Charlotte, NC, brought together connectivity solution buyers and sellers and showcased the in...

One of the biggest challenges for real estate owners and operators is finding and retaining quality vendors. It’s a long and timely process. You put out an RFP, and wait. You review the bids; conduct research on the vendor, hire them and hope that the company’s work is good, so that you don’t have to go back to point A. YINC—a new app company—promises to end the vendor-...

Knotel is continuing its leasing tear with a new deal at Isaac Chetrit and Sioni Group’s Garment District building, which the developers are planning to eventually replace with a skyscraper as tall as 1,005 feet.

“Whether for AR or robots, anytime you have software interacting with the world, it needs a 3D model of the globe. We think that map will look a lot more like the decentralized internet than a version of Apple  Maps or