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On Wednesday, the Austin-based company announced its $3 million seed round led by Chicago Ventures, with Schematic Ventures, CEAS Investments and
Sound decision-making requires access to timely and accurate market information, yet this information is often limited for informal market participants like farmers and traders in the developing world. Studying how to improve the economics and digitisation of large informal markets, MIT Sloan School of Management Prof Joann de Zegher suggests that crowdsourcing price information from market part...
The coronavirus pandemic has thrown property markets into turmoil, but investors keep buying up warehouses. Real-estate investor BentallGreenOak paid $164 million this month for a warehouse in Franklin Township, N.J., one of the largest single-asset industrial property sal...
A lot of U.S.companies have had near-death experiences in recent months. Among them is Branch, a 1.5-year-old, venture-backed New York-based startup that sells what it calls “exceptional office furniture, at half the price” — and which nearly went ...
The coronavirus pandemic is still hitting startup valuations hard, but the pain was less acute in April than in March, according to a new report from Silicon Valley law firm Fenwick & West.
Proptech startup Lane raises $10M for office platform. A platform akin to an operating system for offices closed on a $10 million funding round as the coronavirus pandemic began shutting down workplaces. ... Lane's CEO Clinton Robinson admitted he was “incredibly concerned” the funding wouldn't close
The main data point we have been referencing to illustrate this disparity in the startup world is revealing–just 1 percent of the amount of funding flows to black founders in the U.S But months before the events of the past several weeks, a trio of black founders set out to change tha...
Real-estate data firm CoStar Group Inc. received court approval Tuesday for its $588 million acquisition of bankrupt apartment-search site operator RentPath Inc. Judge Brendan Shannon of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Del. signed off on the ac...
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CrowdStreet, a Portland company that funds commercial real estate developments through its website, laid off 24 of its 110 employees Monday. The coronavirus outbreak has thrown the commercial real estate sector into tumult, with most office workers doing their jobs remotely and the broader economy heading sharpl...