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Starry and world-renowned real estate firm Related Companies partner to provide cutting-edge, new choice in broadband internet service to Related’s portfolio of diverse residential properties including significant portfolio of affordable housing;
Starry expands its footprint outside of Boston, Los Angeles and Washington, DC with launch of service in New York City this fall.
It’s been a year of milestones for coworking behemoth WeWork. It announced a $3B injection from Japan’s SoftBank Group, which would value the company at $45B, making it second only to Uber as the most valuable startup in the country.
In September, it became the biggest private tenant in Manhattan, with more than 5M SF under its control in the borough. Across the city, WeWork has more th...
DWS Group is joining the wave of commercial real estate companies buying into artificial intelligence.
The asset management arm of Deutsche Bank has entered into a structured partnership with Skyline AI that includes a minority ownership stake, DWS Group announced in a press release. DWS plans to use Skyline's technology to assist in identifying, managing, buying and selling institutional-grad...
Vacation rental management startup Vacasa is launching a new service aiming to capitalize on the further integration of multifamily and hospitality.
The company, headquartered at The Heartline building in Portland, Oregon, announced the debut of Vacasa Multifamily in a press release on Nov. 14. The new branch will partner with developers and property managers to optimize and manage vacant u...
Four years ago, tech entrepreneur Avi Dorfman sued Compass and CEO Robert Reffkin, claiming they implemented his ideas and then cut him out of the action. It turns out Dorfman is aiming to collect nearly $200 million from the firm, recently valued at $4.4 billion.
Software developers, real estate tech companies, brokers, owners, and investors came together for the Real Estate Board of New York’s (REBNY) PropTech Challenge held at The Rudin Family Project’s Forty One Madison Avenue.
Participants competed for a grand total of $50,000 in cash and prizes across four challenge categories.
Los Angeles, CA – The mainstream use of autonomous vehicles (AVs) will expand real estate location options for companies, making proximity to business districts and public transit less critical when it comes to attracting employees.
