City sets its sights on creating VR super-hub
The program aims to draw talent from around the world to commercialize new VR and AR ideas and technologies emerging from university campuses.
Category : Technology
Yes, cybercriminals are targeting your company
The world of cybercrime and the associated protections are constantly evolving. Your knowledge must, too.
Money pours into technology as real estate industry sees the light
Ahead of New York’s Real Estate Tech Week, a five-day long event focused on highlighting innovations in real estate technology, the buzz is all about the billions.
City launches $100M effort to make New York cyber security capital of world
The city has launched a $100 million effort to turn New York into the cyber security capital of the world. Tech hubs are planned for Chelsea, SoHo.
Eckardt has remote control as real estate disruptor makes U.S. push
Eric Eckardt is not a typical real estate executive, but then again, his employer, Purplebricks, is hardly a traditional real estate company.
NAR survey reveals brokers favorite tech tools
MLS websites, smart keys and social media are agents most valuable tech tools, according to a new survey by the National Association of Realtors or NAR.
Sotheby’s has Waze to attract clients
Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty is expanding it popular traffic and GPS navigation app, Waze, to capture a broader audience for its listings
Law firm launches pioneering proptech practice
Goodwin has created a proptech practice with the hope that it can capitalize on in-house expertise in both fields and inspire new collaborations.
Industry leaders to speak at major proptech gathering
Reed MIDEM, organizer of global real estate conferences, together with MetaProp NYC, the early stage PropTech accelerator, announced the first confirmed speakers for the second annual MIPIM PropTech NY. The conference, which is the flagship event of NYC Real Estate Tech Week, will take place on Tuesday, November 6, 2018,...
Cloud user demand sets up data center market for record leasing
Demand from large cloud users has set the U.S. data center market on pace to break 2017’s record leasing activity, according to CBRE