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  • Uber looking to make inroads with real estate partners during next 12 months

    Real Estate Weekly

    Dec 19, 2017• Dec 12, 2017• Nov 30, 2017• Nov 22, 2017• Upstart rideshare service Uber is looking to make inroads with real estate partnerships during the next year. “From real estate developers to non-profits, our goal is to partner with businesses and organizations to provide innovative solutions to their workforce, package delivery and public safety challenges,” said Matt Powers, general manager of Uber NJ & CT, during transportation summit hosted by NAIOP New Jersey at the NYSA Training …

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  • Global Residential Microwave Oven Market Set to Grow at a CAGR of 6.73% During the Period 2018-2022

    PR Newswire – Commercial Real Estate

    DUBLIN, Jan. 3, 2018 /PRNewswire/– The "Global Residential Microwave Oven Market 2018-2022" report has been added to Research and Markets' offering. The latest trend gaining momentum in the market is easy compatibility and portability of these ovens. With the growing population of working individuals, the demand for quick and convenient cooking is increasing. To cater to the growing consumer demand, the manufacturers are developing residential combination steam-ovens that offer a…

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  • VC Funding in Real Estate Tech Leaped to $12.6B in 2017: Report

    Real Estate Investors HQ

    Global venture capital investment in the real estate technology sector swelled to roughly $12.6 billion in 2017 despite a notable drop in the number of investment deals in the proptech industry, according to a new report from real estate tech research and marketing agency Re:Tech. The amount of venture capital money invested in real estate tech last year was triple the $4.2 billion that flooded companies’ coffers in 2016, with the 2017 numbers boosted significantly by SoftBank’s enormous $4.4 bi…

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  • PropertyMetrics: Create A More Accurate ProForma

    CRETECH

    In real estate investment, first thing is always first: reviewing a dependable proforma, which allows you to evaluate the overall profitability of a property. Let the buyer beware: a seller may make that cash flow look pretty — hiding any flaws and oversimplifying any worrisome complications. So, needless to say, the proforma with accurate estimations and calculations is everything.PropertyMetrics has created a 100%-web-based platform built specifically for the purpose of creating an excellent …

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  • The 65 Best #CRE and #TECH Podcasts Of 2017!

    Duke Long Blog

    At the urging of several close friends, I decided to start a podcast at the beginning of 2017. And by all accounts, it has been a phenomenal success. It continues to grow and grow and full disclosure here I was a bit shocked at the level of acceptance. The people, the points of view, the fun and ridiculous along with the educational and serious. It has it all. Below I have posted each and every one. Enjoy. Podcast #101 Duke Long Commercial Real Estate With A Little Attitude. “Eat Me If You Wish….

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  • Popular software Agile CRM makes its real estate debut

    Inman News – Features

    Have suggestions for products that you'd like to see reviewed by our real estate technology expert? Email Craig Rowe. Agile CRM is a customer relationship management solution. Platforms: Browser; mobile-optimized Ideal for: Large teams; brokerages Top selling points Established, multi-industry CRM Built-in marketing tools Multiple forms of task automation Simple, highly visual user interface (UI) Top concerns This is a big system developed from years of expertise serving other industries. I…

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  • Sadis & Goldberg expands investment funds and corporate practices

    Property Funds World

    Sadis & Goldberg has expanded its private equity, investment funds and corporate practices with the addition of partner Paul J Marino (pictured) who advises national and multinational hedge funds, private equity funds and corporations, ranging from telecommunications to technology companies, as well as commercial real estate investors and investment advisers. Marino has considerable experience in the financial services industry, having organised and represented hedge funds, private equity fu…

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  • So Long, NYC: Real Estate Execs Flee Big Apple for These Five Cities

    The Commercial Observer – Commercial Real Estate

    Leave it to Jonathan Kalikow, the president of Gamma Real Estate, to tell it like it is. “In New York City, it’s ridiculously expensive,” the veteran investor said in an interview last month. Pick your poison: property values, legal expenses and most of all taxes—all can conspire to make the cost of real estate deals in the Big Apple as inflated as the price of a pack of cigarettes at a Wall Street newsstand. Not so long ago, that tab was just the cost of doing business. But with flagging infras…

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  • Airbnb defeats lawsuit over unauthorized subleases

    San Francisco Gate Business And Technology News

    Airbnb Inc. defeated a lawsuit by Apartment Investment & Management Co., one of the largest residential landlords in the country, alleging that the online home-sharing marketplace enables tenants to break their lease agreements through unauthorized sublets. A federal judge in Los Angeles agreed with Airbnb that it’s insulated from the claims by the Communications Decency Act, a 1996 law that shields online service providers from liability for the content users post. “Here, what allegedly mak…

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  • Atlanta on-demand warehouse startup helping companies compete with Amazon

    Atlanta Business Chronicle – Business News

    A 2-year-old Atlanta startup is helping companies compete with Amazon. The company, Stord, provides an on-demand warehouse service. It has developed a technology platform that links companies that need warehouse space with a network of independent, third-party warehouses. Stord was founded by two young Atlantans, Sean Henry, 21, and Jacob Boudreau, 20. Forbes profiles the company in a Jan. 2 story, read it here. The publication has also named them to its 30 Under 30 in manufacturing and industry…

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