For home buyers, move-in ready now means more technology
Out with the old and in with the high-tech. A new survey from Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC and Parks Associates found that Americans are
Category : Technology
Schneider, L&L strike smart building deal for 390 Madison Avenue
Schneider Electric, a global specialist in energy management and automation, announced an agreement with L&L Holding Company to build an intelligent commercial office building at
Graphiq, CoreLogic expand data collaboration
Graphiq, a semantic technology and data visualization company, announced an expanded collaboration with property information and analytics firm, CoreLogic. The collaboration will enable Graphiq to
Study: Real estate tech startups are on the decline
By Ashkan Zandieh, founder and CEO, Falkon Entrepreneurship in real estate tech seems to have gone the way of Greece’s economy — dramatic decline. A quick
CRE giants help VTS create management platform for tenant reps
VTS, a leasing and asset management platform, announced the launch of VTS Tenant Rep, a workflow productivity tool built specifically for tenant reps by tenant
$30M investment to aid Condeco expansion into US
Global software company Condeco announced that it has raised $30 million to consolidate its position as a world leading provider of workplace management technology. Led
Real estate industry needs to work alongside new tech start-ups
MetaProp NYC, in partnership with REBNY, recently released its 2016 Q2 Baseline Report as part of its newest publication, the Global Real Estate Tech Confidence
Corelogic getting better ID
CoreLogic, a property information, analytics and data-enabled services provider, announced an expanded business relationship with ID Analytics to apply applicant identity risk assessment and verification
Report: Loo clues is putting office hygiene onto the internet of things
With more smart connected objects entering the workplace, office employees are becoming more open to connecting devices related to hygiene, according to a new report
Who ya gonna call? StreetEasy takes listings to 21st century phone booths
StreetEasy is partnering with LinkNYC, the company behind the city’s new pay-phone style Wi-Fi boxes, to bring their listings to the streets. The Link kiosks