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  • Livly Acquires Circuit Living to Expand Its Multifamily Events and Lifestyle Services Across the U.S.

    Livly

    Livly, the nation’s leading enterprise-grade resident experience platform for apartment communities, announced today that it has acquired Circuit Living (previously TFLiving), a premier tech-enabled amenities company providing fitness, wellness, and lifestyle services to multifamily properties. This strategic acquisition of Circuit greatly expands Livly’s onsite and virtual resident events and amenities offerings to thousands of apartment communities nationwide.    Livly’s best-in-class, u…

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  • Employees Returning to the Office Are Disappointed

    Inc

    In recent research reported by BambooHR, those work-from-home employees who have been asked to return to the company office are disappointed in what they’re finding. In a survey of 1,000 adult workers, 37 percent said “they felt worse in the office than even at their lowest point in the pandemic.” What were returning employees hoping for and what did they get instead?…

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  • German ConstructionTech startup Cosuno raises $30M Series B by Avenir Growth

    TechCrunch

    Germany-based construction tech startup Cosuno has raised a $30 million Series B led by U.S. growth equity firm Avenir Growth. Spark Capital and Cherry Ventures, which led the Series A six months ago, also participated. Cosuno now says its valuation is put at $150 million. Construction is one of the largest industries in the world but amongst the least open to new technology. It also requires a great deal of collaboration, which makes it an ideal playground for tech startups….

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  • Future City: Rhino headbutts recent hires

    The Real Deal

    The proptech startup Rhino laid off more than 20 percent of its staff, most of them recent hires. The cuts, which came a year after the company’s last funding round, were motivated by recent macroeconomic volatility and a desire to achieve profitability quicker, a Rhino spokesperson said. Rhino’s main offering is an alternative to security deposits — a product that allows renters to pay in small, incremental amounts rather than in an upfront lump sum.

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  • The Next In-Demand Job Title: Head Of The Future Of Work

    Forbes

    When the C-suite has a new management priority, a new job title often follows. In the mid-2000s, businesses added innovation executives to focus their companies on organic growth. In recent years, chief diversity officers multiplied to guide businesses toward better equity and inclusion amid a national racial reckoning….

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  • Large flex offices outperform smaller rivals, Nexudus study

    Placetech

    Nexudus, the white-label platform to manage coworking and flex workspace, has published what it claims is the largest study of the flexible workspace industry ever conducted. With 3.5 million data points analysed across 90 countries, the study reveals key trends in the evolution of the industry over the past five years, including the impact of Covid on flex demand and usage. The study includes comparative analysis of the flexible workspace markets in the US, UK and Spain.

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  • Savills buys two-in-one office management platform

    Placetech

    Grosvenor Hill Ventures, the proptech investment subsidiary of Savills, has acquired Cureoscity, a white label tenant and office management software provider.

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  • Why are London landlords getting AirRated?

    Placetech

    As occupiers demand healthier spaces, Derwent London’s White Collar Factory has become the latest prime office building to sign up to an indoor air quality rating scheme.

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  • Most Green Buildings — So Far — Aren’t Even Close to Being Carbon-Neutral

    Curbed

    Behold the building of the future: mossy stones lying strewn around a hill outside the English city of Windsor, carved, shaped, and incised in the fashions of centuries past. These chunks of 18th-century wall and Victorian cornice have lain in the woods for nearly 100 years, remnants of a British country home dismembered, like so many others, so there’d be nothing left to pay taxes on. Now Matthew Barnett Howland, an architect at the Eton-based firm CSK, and the business-communications entrepren…

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  • Adding solar to California apartments could get easier — if regulators go along

    Canary Media

    The vast majority of California’s rooftop solar has been installed on single-family, owner-occupied homes. But Dover Janis, CEO of San Diego, California–based startup Ivy Energy, sees apartment buildings as the state’s rooftop-solar future — if the right combination of technology, policy and business models can align to make it happen. The prospects depend in part on how California utility regulators decide to reform the state’s net-metering system for rooftop solar….

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