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September 26, 2017
Two Reasons We Make Tech for Real Estate (and No One Else) Nick Gaede September 26, 2017 In casual conversation, people ask me what we do. I always say, ‘we make technology for real estate brokerages’. But one question that never comes up is: why do we make technology for real estate (instead of other industries, like government or education, for example)? So check it out. Here are two reasons...
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Two Reasons We Make Tech for Real Estate (and No One Else) Nick Gaede September 26, 2017 In casual conversation, people ask me what we do. I always say, ‘we make technology for real estate brokerages’. But one question that never comes up is: why do we make technology for real estate (instead of other industries, like government or education, for example)? So check it out. Here are two reasons...
Manhattan, NY According to the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), it will kick off its first ever #REBNYTech Hackathon, hosted by its newly formed REBNYTech Committee, on Friday, October 13 through Sunday, October 15, 2017 at the Urban Tech Hub at Grand Central Tech (335 Madison Avenue, 10017). Over these three days during NYC Real Estate Tech Week 2017, this event will bring together 200 pr...
BACK FROM SEATTLE AND SAN FRANCISCO EVENTS, CRE Tech LA Next Seattle, WA, September 25, 2017– NavigatorCRE leaves big impressions at TechCrunch Seattle Meetup and Tech Crunch Disrupt, will be in Los Angeles at CRE//Tech event September 28th. NavigatorCRE’s team just returned from a prosperous showing at TechCrunch Disrupt event in San Francisco last week. NavigatorCRE represented the CRE techn...
Even though many might tell you it is very easy to rent your property, whether we talk about a flat, a house or an office space, it’s not quite that simple. For you to have a smooth ride, from the first contact with your tenant to the last one, you should follow some easy steps. Here some major guidelines you should follow when renting your properties. 1. Send the Tenant the Lease Before Your Me...
CoStar Market Insights: San Francisco/East Bay Ranks Top for Meeting Amazon’s HQ2 Search Requirements Oakland Coliseum Complex Presents Unique Opportunity for Tech Firm By Katerina Cheok September 26, 2017 Email Print Katerina Cheok is a market analyst with CoStar Market Analytics covering the Northern California region. The San Francisco-Oakland-East Bay metro area came out on top in a ranking ...
We give you a taste of ByteSize the monthly email from Cushman & Wakefield Asset Services summarising the key trends and innovations that will help make key assets more valuable, efficient and sustainable for the future. Google Glass to be resurrected for business? After sales were suspended in 2015, the Google Glass augmented-reality headset is making a comeback. The team behind the tech stop...
This is the fourth edition of Commercial Real Estate Is… and it focuses on organizations working with government, recognizing our people, we are so grassroots and thanking people goes a long way. This is what commercial real estate is! The goal is to showcase all of the good about commercial real estate as an industry. It is dynamic, fast-paced and a real people job, and you will get a PhD in bu...
For the Seattleites reading: Seattle Startup Week is next week (October 2-6). There's a few real estate tech sessions on the schedule: AI in Real Estate (http://sched.co/CMEY) on Monday at 9 am: Panel with Devyn Cairns (CTO of CityBldr), Sam DeBord (SeattleHomes.com & a regular here at Geek Estate), and Bridget Frey (Redfin CTO). Moderated by Gabriel Jones. The Future of Home Buying (http...
In our latest real estate tech entrepreneur interview, we’re speaking with David Zirnhelt, the founder of Snap Up Real Estate. Without further ado… What do you do? Personally, I'm the founder and full-time business manager of Snap Up Real Estate. We're a small team right now, so I do everything from finding and removing spam to designing business systems and testing website updates. ...
The blockchain is a new and innovative way that people and companies can create, verify, and enforce transactions without a middleman or central authority. It’s essentially a decentralized ledger that records transactions chronologically. Transactions recorded on the blockchain can include the exchange of money, property, or anything that requires an enforceable contract or authorized access. Ma...