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New York City property owners are pouring money into myriad new technologies that manage the construction process, control building access, and lower energy consumption.
Arrived Homes, the real estate crowdfunding investment platform, announced it has raised $10 million in equity and $27 million in debt financing for a total of $37 million.
While real estate and construction remained the most impacted sectors in India in H1FY21, there was some buoyancy during H2FY21, with the economic activity reviving. Measures such as a reduction in the stamp duty in Maharashtra, lower interest rates, pent up demand and a halt in launches provided some relief to the realty sector. However, the green shoots that had started becoming visible were sho...
Vacation-rental brands are jostling to persuade owners to list homes on their sites as properties are in short supply in certain outdoor destinations.
After a 14-month lull, the Transportation Security Administration is clocking daily traveler numbers in excess of 2 million—the first time since March 7, when the COVID-19 pandemic began gripping the nation. And that increase in air travelers is evident in the hospitality sector’s continued recovery, which has been apparent across multiple data points.
Jeff Kok, CIO at Mill Creek Residential discusses the value of technology companies who are fully committed to their products and solutions, and what he’s most excited about for the future of technology in multifamily residences.
(Media) — It’s 2021, and yet Media, Pennsylvania, has largely maintained that quintessential small-town feel, where everyone knows everyone else.
Home to fewer than 6,000 people, the Delaware County seat has long been characterized by its residents as “Everybody’s Hometown.” They point to the many parks, the welcoming downtown area, and the neighborly environment as evidence of the bo...
Co-living developer and manager The Collective has appointed bankers to review options for the company, including a potential sale, as M&A in a sector hit by the coronavirus
Build-to-rent and student accommodation operator Amro Partners has launched a venture capital arm to back startups in property and finance.
Amro’s first investment is in residential property transaction platform Coadjute.
The startup promises to double the speed of UK property sales by connecting everyone inv...
A European co-living company is making a push to scoop up properties in New York City.
Since the Belgium-based firm, Cohabs, closed on €58 million, or $70.2 million, in funding this spring, the firm has started scouring New York for small vacant buildings that could be outfitted as co-living properties with between 10 to 30 bedrooms, according to its executives.