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  • Haus Secures $15.75M in Series A Funding

    Finsmes

    Haus Services, Inc., a San Francisco, CA-based real estate co-investor offering liquidity and affordability to homeowners, closed a $15.75M Series A funding round. The round was led by BlueRun Ventures, joined by Assurant Growth Investing, Leap Global Partners, Correlation Ventures, and H.Barton Asset Management, as well as existing investors Expa, Montage Ventures, and RIT Capital. With this new investment, Jonathan Ebinger of BlueRun Ventures will join Haus’s board of directors….

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  • Seattle construction tech startup HeadLight raises $25M to grow photo-based inspection software

    GeekWire

    Construction technology startup HeadLight announced a $25 million investment round from Viking Global Investors to help scale its photo-based inspection software.

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  • Hamish, run this iPad across the West End for me, I know black people are fast’

    EGI

    As a young black surveyor in the industry I tolerated comments like this. The more transparent racism I had encountered in the past was replaced by microaggressions: subtle but offensive comments directed at a minority, often unintentionally or unconsciously reinforcing a stereotype. “Hamish I get you, I know where you have come from, I’m sure you have always been above average, but only because you have been surrounded by below average people, and here that is no longer the case.” This individu…

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  • As the real estate data space heats up, Reonomy taps a new CEO

    The Real Deal

    Real estate data firm Reonomy has tapped a new chief executive, as the company looks to scale up and meet higher demands for information as the market recovers. Founder Rich Sarkis, who previously held the CEO title, said in a LinkedIn post that Bill Okun would take over as chief executive.

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  • The Pandemic Froze Demand For Office Proptech, But Reopening Is Creating A Surge In Adoption

    Bisnow

    Proptech companies such as Openpath, Eden, HqO, Jones and Arc that cater to the … The Pandemic Froze Demand For Office Proptech, But Reopening Is Creating A Surge In Adoption … June 11, 2020 Jon Banister, Bisnow Washington, D.C..

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  • Watch the Demos Now from Virtual Demo Day

    CREtech

    Watch the videos from Virtual Demo Day on Tuesday, June 9 to experience demos from the most innovative tech companies in commercial real estate. Virtual Demo Day is the best way to discover startups that you need to know about without leaving your desk. Plus, it’s FREE!

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  • Audrey Gelman Resigns as CEO of The Wing as Employees Voice Anger

    Vice

    Audrey Gelman, the co-founder of The Wing, resigned from her position as CEO on Thursday, as employees publicly voiced their anger with the company’s “systemic” mistreatment of people of color and said must do more to fix the upper-class women’s co-working space. “The resignation of Audrey Gelman as CEO of the Wing is not enough. The systemic issues at The Wing extend beyond one individual,” The Wing’s organizing employees said in an email to VICE.

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  • How Hines is future proofing its portfolio with Space-as-a-Service

    PlaceTech.

    Annie Rinker, director of office innovation at Hines, joins Bold founder, Caleb Parker, to offer some important advice for asset owners who are thinking about launching their own in-house Space-as-a-Service operation. Rinker leads the rollout of Space-as-a-Service across the Hines global portfolio, which includes 539 properties across 205 cities in 24 countries on five continents. The portfolio contains a whopping 232m sq ft….

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  • Pandemic will not be the end of office buildings, Brookfield CEO Flatt says

    Reuters

    The coronavirus pandemic will not be the end of office buildings, Brookfield Asset Management Chief Executive Bruce Flatt said on Wednesday in an interview with Reuters Breakingviews. Office workers globally have shifted to working from home during the pandemic, with Gallup reporting that 62% of employed Americans in April had worked from home during the crisis, double the number in March.

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  • NYC’s Office Buildings Are Readying To Reopen, But Most Workers Aren’t Ready To Come Back

    Bisnow

    NYC’s Office Buildings Are Readying To Reopen, But Most Workers Aren’t Ready To Come Back · NYC’s Office Buildings Are Readying To Reopen, But Most …

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