Co-working space a showroom for latest real estate technology
Proptech cheerleader MetaProp has created a co-working space for real estate technology startups and talent. PropTech Place is located at 214 West 39th Street and
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What’s blockchain? And can we invest in it? CRE jumps of proptech bandwagon
The commercial real estate sector has leapt into the future with both its use and interest in new technology reaching a critical mass, according to
JLL takes hunt for top proptech to EMEA
JLL is taking its hunt for the best real estate technology to Europe, the Middle East and Asia. The global brokerage services firm announced this
Partnership will harness technology to solve affordable housing crisis
To help solve issues in affordable housing, startups, venture capital and public players all agree on one thing: it’s time to turn to technology. According
Veteran manager, James Pirot, preaches the future of power
New technology is making offices smarter. Lighting, air filtration, security cameras and other systems can adjust automatically to the people in a given room, making
Smart tech helps Rudin in race to cut carbon emissions
Rudin Management Company announced that it has reduced its overall carbon emissions by 44 percent percent across its Manhattan commercial portfolio. The milestone puts the
PropTech challenge winners are best for real estate business
Software developers, real estate tech companies, brokers, owners, and investors came together for the Real Estate Board of New York’s (REBNY) PropTech Challenge held at
TECH ROUNDUP: OWAL makes property safer; JLL backs VergeSense
● OWAL AI security transforms Hell’s Kitchen apartment property A cloud-based surveillance platform designed by A.I. proptech firm OWAL for Hudsonview Terrace, 745 Tenth Avenue
BLT getting into special servicing biz
Building and Land Technology (BLT) announced that Building and Land Technology Capital Real Estate Advisors, LLC (BLTCREA), a venture initially formed in 2017 to support
Tech industry stymied by NYC regulations
When it comes to attracting new businesses, sometimes less is more, according to executive director of Tech:NYC, Julie Samuels. “New York City essentially has to