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New York City, February 17th 2021: GoContractor, the leader in the digitization of construction worker onboarding and compliance tracking, today announced a $5 million Series A round of funding led...
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Modular construction is increasingly popping up in the Bay Area and elsewhere as a sustainable, lower-cost, quicker way to deliver affordable housing, but unfamiliarity and misconceptions are curtailing its use.
Rich Sarkis had no prior commercial real estate experience when he co-founded Reonomy, a data and analytics platform that leans on public documents to compile information like construction date, building ownership, debt and tax assessments in one place, in 2013.
Leading building materials company LafargeHolcim and energy services company Schlumberger’s low-carbon technologies business Schlumberger New Energy announced today a new partnership aimed at exploring the development of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) solutions.
One of the positive impacts of the pandemic on new-home construction has been the increase in the number of renters who now want to become homeowners, representing a potential new-home demand of 7.6 million. Millennial renters lead the way—58% of them say COVID-19 has made them more inclined to want to own a home, according to the America at Home Study, wave two, conducted in October. For home b...
It was January 2020 when Mace pledged to be a net zero carbon business by the end of the year. Just a few months later the world faced one of its greatest challenges – a global pandemic tipping many economies into steep recessions.
For years, construction has lagged behind other industries regarding technological advancement, disruption and digital automation. Finally, this is starting to change. The reducing cost of digital enablement, staffing challenges and the increasing complexity of business is forcing disruption upon the industry.
COVID-19 may have shocked the city’s commercial market but that hasn’t stopped developers from doing what they do best. In fact, a bevy of newly constructed and redeveloped towers are poised to hit the market in Manhattan.