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Ross Rudd, Director of Technology and Innovation at Bridge Investment Group addresses the widest problem in implementing technology solutions- adoption. In this episode Ross divulges how Bridge Investment Group has tackled technology adoption.
From fitness classes to social events, there are many ways to delight tenants at your properties. But as companies turn to remote and hybrid working models, it can be hard to reach them in the first place!
Enter Lane Perks, a web and mobile solution that puts savings at your tenants’ fingertips. With Lane Perks, you can reach your tenants whether they’re in the office or not — and make th...
Everyone wants to be a tech company. Office-sharing, meat substitution, ride-hailing, fashion styling, fitness—they are all technology businesses, according to founders who covet the highflying valuations the appellation can garner in the public markets.
Third-party cookies for targeted advertising are being phased out on significant browsers, leaving some real estate tech companies wondering what’s on the horizon for the future of online house hunting.
It’s been over a year and a half since Google announced ...
Frankly, it sounds a little desperate when the owner of a mostly empty office building opens itself to Bitcoin bids. After all, when the cryptocurrency can drop more than a third of its value in two months, just how much can you c...
July 13-14 Event Focuses on Resilience + Reinvention: Real estate in a time of fundamental change
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (May 1, 2021) – The MIT Center for Real Estate again hosts its annual World Real Estate Forum, virtually on July 13-14, 2021. The Forum is an unparalleled gathering of industry thought-leaders, distinguished M...
As vaccinations ramp up and Covid-19 transmissions decline, the journey toward normalcy seems just about over. Because of that, I believe commercial real estate generally and office space specifically remain sound investments. However, the pandemic has forever changed the way corporations and workers use these assets and, as a result, how investors should think about putting their capital behind t...
The U.S. warehouse market is starting to look like the red-hot housing sector, as companies jockey for scarce distribution space to meet surging e-commerce demand.
The competition is driving up industrial rents as retailers and logistics providers race to move goods closer to population centers, with some engaging in bidding wars for the most coveted sites. Businesses are pushing to deliver onl...
