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By Mike Sunnucks – Senior Reporter, Phoenix Business Journal Updated Oct 30, 2017, 6:13pm MST Two new research reports analyzing where Amazon.com Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) will locate its second headquarters look favorably on Washington D.C. A research note from Baird Equity Research looked at the U.S. and Canadian cities where Amazon had the most corporate openings, according to CNBC. That rese...
How our nation's tech education and access has or hasn't changed over the last twenty years. How our nation's tech education and access has or hasn't changed over the last twenty years. How our nation's tech education and access has or hasn't changed over the last twenty years. How our nation's tech education and access has or hasn't changed over the last tw...
A sprint between two tech companies to provide keyless access to apartment residents is quickly gaining pace. Starting today, tenants at a batch of city apartment buildings are able to use Latch, a networked keyless-entry system, to receive deliveries when no one is home to open the door, Commercial Observer can first report. Meanwhile, GateGuard, a competing platform that replaces a traditional i...
Algorithms & Beyond: Technology Helps Uncover Potential PE Deals Advancements in technology have long helped financial services firms boost analytical capabilities, gain insights into market activity and seize new investment opportunities. Private equity firms, however, have been slower to respond to tech trends, especially when compared to their hedge fund or venture capital peers, relying in...
From drones to virtual reality, technology is changing the landscape of residential real estate sales.
If your vision for the future workplace is a drab, cold warehouse sparsely dotted with drone employees, think again. Over the next decade and beyond, workplaces will be geared more towards the needs of its employees, which will mean a diverse mix of spaces, furniture, and amenities, experts say. "My view is that we're going to see more and more flexibility in workplace design," soci...
By Jordan Everts Posted October 30, 2017 In Uncategorized Starting a Brokerage? 5 Tech Tools Making It Easier2017-10-302017-10-13https://commissiontrac.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/ctlh.pngCommissionTrachttps://commissiontrac.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/ctlh.png200px200px 0 0 Experienced or not, starting a new brokerage isn’t easy. Besides hiring the right people, you need to equip your...
SUFFERN, NY — For Castle Lanterra Properties (CLP), adding “smart home” elements to its multifamily properties is a necessity in order to attract and retain tenants of all ages. The NY based, privately-owned real estate company sees the wealth of benefits smart technology offers ranging from enhancing the resident experience to improving operational efficiencies as integral to its investment...
In our latest real estate tech entrepreneur interview, we’re speaking with the founder and CEO of Upad, James Davis. I had the chance to meet James in New York a couple weeks ago while attending the mipim summit. Without further ado… What do you do? I run Upad, the UK’s largest online letting agent and winner of Best Online Agent 2017. We provide landlords with the same services as a high-st...
By Adam Stanley, Global CIO and Chief Digital Officer It’s no revelation that tech is moving at light speed, but all sectors including commercial real estate must track and manage the coming magnitude of change or find themselves paying the high price of ignorance. People in and outside of the commercial real estate world ask me all the time, what makes this period different. They know technolog...