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  • Elliman hires new chief marketer ahead of rebranding, lead-generation platform launch

    THE REAL DEAL

    Douglas Elliman’s got a new chief marketing executive on deck just in time for a companywide rebranding and the launch of a new digital platform for agents. Stephanie Garbarini, a fashion executive who’s worked at Barneys New York, J.Crew and, currently, Dressbarn, will be joining the brokerage’s corporate leadership team as vice president of marketing in August, according to Elliman’s COO Scott Durkin.

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  • The Path to a Hyperconnected City

    ECONSULT SOLUTIONS

    For this Present Value post, we asked our research coalition behind Building a Hyperconnected City to offer their perspectives on the future of smart city solutions. Businesses and residents are embracing technological innovation faster than many cities can reach. These professionals and thought leaders span multiple industries and locations across the globe, providing a holistic view to creating an interconnected urban ecosystem….

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  • Toronto’s tech boom is transforming the city

    THE GLOBE AND MAIL

    The Canadian Encyclopedia notes that Toronto’s economy has gone through many phases over the city’s history: “commercial lake port, railway and industrial hub, financial nexus and high-level service and information centre.” Each phase has changed the shape of the city. Wharves sprang up along the harbourfront to handle shipping traffic, sprawling rail yards to handle the trains. Factories and warehouses rose for the booming furniture and textile industries. Decades later, when those industries …

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  • Minut raises $8M Series A for its camera-less home security device

    TECHCRUNCH

    Minut, a Swedish startup that has developed a camera-less home security device that it claims protects privacy better than competitors, has raised $8 million in Series A funding. The round is led by KPN Ventures, with participation from international energy and services company Centrica. Existing backers Karma Ventures, SOSV and Nordic Makers also followed on, bringing total funding for Minut to $10 million….

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  • Compass makes new agents sign Silicon Valley-grade contracts

    THE REAL DEAL

    In the dog-eat-dog world of residential brokerage, Compass appears to be playing defense. Of nine real estate brokerages The Real Deal surveyed in New York City, only the $4.4 billion SoftBank-backed firm seems to take pains to clarify what agents cannot bring to the firm when they join. Specifically, Compass requires all newly hired agents sign an agreement that defines what proprietary, confidential data belongs to its competitors. If that data or information isn’t left behind, the contr…

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  • Bosch and Daimler obtain regulatory approval for level 4 self-parking system

    VENTUREBEAT

    Cars that can park themselves aren’t anything out of the ordinary, but Bosch and Daimler claim they’ve accomplished something of a world’s first with their system. The two companies today jointly announced that the Stuttgart regional administrative authority and Baden-Württemberg state transportation ministry, following an assessment by German certification authority TÜV Rheinland, have approved their smartphone-controlled automated valet for use in the Mercedes-Benz Museum parking garage in Stu…

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  • Reonomy is signing “exclusive” partnerships with data providers, but it’s not clear what that means for competitors

    THE REAL DEAL

    In the commercial real estate data industry, access is key. With this in mind, one firm is attempting to secure what it calls “exclusive” partnerships with the biggest data providers — a move that has befuddled competitors. Reonomy, a New York-based analytics firm that pools public data from other sources and repurposes it for its portal, has over the past three months announced a trio of “exclusive” or “preferred” partnerships with commercial real estate data providers including CoreLogic an…

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  • CRE ‘Burbs’ are Alive and Well

    Michael Beckerman

    So much of the hubbub in commercial real estate right now centers on “smart cities”—we’ve tracked the trend as much as anyone—but the truth likely lies closer to home. The fact is, suburbs across the country are positively humming with CRE activity, and they always have been. Wealth and activity have always flocked to the suburbs, so it’s a natural progression to look at “smart suburbs” as fertile ground for real progress and innovation in CRE. On a recent panel at ICSC’s RECon, our own Ash Z…

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  • First Ground-Up Co-Living Project Comes to L.A.

    GLOBEST

    Co-living brand Treehouse is breaking ground on a large-scale co-living concept in Hollywood, eponymously named Treehouse Hollywood. The project is the first ground-up, large-scale co-living concept in the market, which has been plagued by a housing shortage. Treehouse Hollywood will accommodate 60 to 70 residents and will include entertainment and professional amenities, like recording studios for podcasters and musicians.

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  • Moody’s Ramps Up Its Game In Assessing Climate Change Risk For CRE And Other Businesses

    BISNOW

    Rating specialist Moody’s Corp. has acquired a majority stake in Four Twenty Seven, a provider of data and analysis related to physical climate risks. According to Moody’s, the deal solidifies its commitment to standards for evaluating environmental, social and governance, or ESG, risks and opportunities.

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