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Top tech trends to watch in the real estate industry

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By Laurie A. Stanziale, partner, Tarter Krinsky & Drogin New York City’s real estate market is known for being expensive and competitive. So, it is no surprise that tech-driven start-ups are disrupting how real estate – from short term rentals to construction and sales of commercial properties – is being...
Realty ONE Group’s UNbrokerage concept aims to help residential brokers
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Realty ONE Group’s UNbrokerage concept aims to help residential brokers

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Realty ONE Group has rolled out a new UNbrokerage concept for residential brokers. Founded by Kuba Jewgieniew in 2005, Realty ONE Group focuses on disrupting the real estate industry through advanced technology and a business model that seeks to empower its real estate professionals. The new concept provides real estate...
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Silverstein CEO Marty Burger to keynote 2nd MIPIM PropTech Summit

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Silverstein Properties CEO Marty Burger will keynote the second annual MIPIM Proptech Simmit. The event, the flagship segment of NYC Real Estate Tech Week, will bring together industry leaders in real estate, technology and venture capital from around the world. Burger, who oversees more than $10 billion in projects and...
PropTech finalists announced ahead of next week’s global summit in New York
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PropTech finalists announced ahead of next week’s global summit in New York

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Some of the men and women at the forefront of the real estate technology revolution have been named  finalists in a global search for the very best. The winners will be announced at next week’s NYC Real Estate Tech Week by the Manhattan-based incubator, MetaProp NYC, which is issuing the awards...
REBNY giving away $75,000 in first Hackathon event
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REBNY giving away $75,000 in first Hackathon event

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The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) will kick off its first ever #REBNYTech Hackathon, hosted by its newly formed REBNYTech Committee, on Friday, October 13 through Sunday, October 15, 2017 at the Urban Tech Hub at Grand Central Tech at 335 Madison Avenue. Over thee three days during...
Avant CEO Al Goldstein heads roster of speakers for NYC Real Estate Tech Week
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Avant CEO Al Goldstein heads roster of speakers for NYC Real Estate Tech Week

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Reed MIDEM, the global real estate conference organizer, together with MetaProp NYC, the real estate technology nexus and early stage PropTech accelerator, announced a list of prominent speakers and topics for the Second Annual MIPIM PropTech Summit. The flagship event of New York City Real Estate Tech Week – a...
FinTech pioneer Al Goldstein to keynote MIPIM PropTech Summit
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FinTech pioneer Al Goldstein to keynote MIPIM PropTech Summit

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FinTech pioneer Al Goldstein is set to keynote the 2017 MIPIM PropTech Summit in New York this fall. The former banker who now leads online lending platform Avant and Pangea Properties – two of the nation’s most talked-about tech disruptors – said, “Technology is greatly shaping all sectors of real estate....
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PropTech investors bullish as appetite grows for innovation

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CBRE’s acquisition of 3-D startup Floored and Blackstoneʼs purchase this month of a slice of London-based temporary workspace business The Office Group are two huge benchmarks of the growing appetite for PropTech innovation by real estate owners, according to industry accelerator MetaProp NYC. The early stage real estate technology accelerator...
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VC firm Fifth Wall Ventures launches with $212M funding from real estate investors

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Venture capital firm Fifth Wall Ventures has launched with $212 million in funding from some of the nation’s largest real estate corporations. The real estate-focused company, which has the backing of CBRE, Macerich, Lennar, Hines, Prologis, Host Hotels and Equity Residential, is looking to connect property owners with start-ups that...
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MetaProp NYC startup OnTarget tackles construction delays

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New York City is the world capital of epic construction delays. The gold standard is the Second Avenue Subway, which was first proposed in the 1920s. The first phase of the project, which had a budget that grew from $3.8 billion to $4.5 billion, opened on January 1, five years...