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  • Microshare launches React-M app to aid BPM and behavioral change

    Microshare

    Harnessing Microshare’s Sensing Network data to address labor shortages and sustainability   PARIS, July 6, 2022 – A powerful new app that links Smart Building data and Digital Twins with practical business operations debuts today at the LoRaWAN World Expo in Paris, launched by Philadelphia-based Microshare, a leading Smart Building technology and sustainable data firm.   The new app, dubbed React-M, pushes recommendations, alerts and scoring data directly to relevant teams and professionals…

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  • The DMZ and GroundBreak Ventures launch PropTech incubator program, helping Canadian startups transform the global real estate landscape

    DMZ

    Toronto, Canada, July 05, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Today, the DMZ and GroundBreak Ventures launch applications for a specialized PropTech incubator, fuelling the potential for startups to redefine the real estate sector and build high-impact, world-class enterprises….

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  • Stake Raises $12 Million in Series A Round

    GlobeSt

    Protech startup Stake closed a $12 million series A funding round. The company offers cash back to renters, creating incentive programs that it claims provide more efficient and effective operations to owners and operators.

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  • Major construction firms team up to get the carbon out of concrete

    Canary Media

    A consortium of construction firms, property developers and building engineers plans to use their collective heft to drive down the carbon emissions of one of the world’s most ubiquitous building materials. As part of the new ConcreteZero initiative, 17 companies have pledged to bring the proportion of ​“low-emissions” concrete they use to 30 percent by 2025 and 50 percent by 2030. The companies — which include major European construction firms such as Laing O’Rourke, Mace, Skanska UK and Willmo…

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  • Amazon rolls out fleet of e-cargo bikes to make deliveries in the UK

    GeekWire

    Amazon is rolling out a fleet of e-cargo bikes and on-foot delivery staff in the United Kingdom as part of its efforts to reduce carbon emissions.

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  • Remote Work Is Turning Williamsburg Into an NYC Shopping Mecca

    Wall Street Journal

    A shopping boom in Brooklyn’s trendy Williamsburg neighborhood is the latest sign that remote work is helping revitalize retail real estate in New York City’s residential areas.

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  • A Star Is Born: UK Single-Family Rental Gets Real

    Bisnow

    Eight months after they announced a tie-up, £47B real assets business Aviva Investors and UK housing specialist Packaged Living have picked their first UK single-family rental project, buying 195 homes in the West Midlands new town of Telford….

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  • WATCH NOW! Spencer Levy – Accelerating the ESG Agenda

    CREtech+

    Spencer Levy, Global Chief Client Officer and Senior Economic Advisor at CBRE, discusses the significance of ESG in conversations about modern day investing, how PropTech is propelling investment ESG, why some areas are slower to embrace climate regulations than others, and how we can push the entire built environment industry to recognize and embrace sustainability. …

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  • Real Estate Needs To Be In The Community-Building Business If It Wants People Back At The Office

    Bisnow

    Sartre might have thought hell is other people, but when it comes to getting workers back to the office, existentialism is out and community is in. Landlords and employers have tried it all to lure reluctant Americans away from Zooming from their living rooms. But according to panelists at Bisnow’s Chicago Tenant Wellness & Leasing Summit June 28, not enough thought goes into creating community and real estate’s role in helping build it. …

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  • Office stocks plunged in June, as weak economic indicators and persistent inflation made a recession appear more likely

    Wall Street Journal

    Rising interest rates and growing recession fears are compounding the woes of office landlords grappling with the spread of remote work. An index tracking the shares of publicly traded office owners was down 29% over the first two quarters, compared with a 21% decline by the S&P 500 stock index. Office stocks plunged in June, as weak economic indicators and persistent inflation made a recession appear more likely….

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