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Berkadia has unveiled its new AI-based virtual assistant, "Berkie," designed to provide support in answering queries, summarizing information, handling task-oriented activities, and generating text or code. The platform aims t...

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Learn more about the increasing adoption of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in the commercial real estate sector. Generative AI, a subset of traditional AI, enables machines to create original content such as images, v...

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In a surprising transformation, New York City is emerging as a thriving hub for climate technology, disrupting its traditional reputation centered around finance, real estate, and media. The Brooklyn Army Terminal, once a vita...

In many cases, cities will use metaverse technology as an extension of existing urban digital twin platforms and solutions

Commercial real estate is thought by many to be a change-averse industry but a new report from JLL says artificial intelligence is coming for it anyway — and that there is enormous potential in their meeting.

Artificial intelligence, or AI, is now a key player in the proptech industry, enhancing efficiency, transparency, and data-driven decision-making.

HqO and Building Engines, the world’s leading workplace experience and building operations companies, today announce they are furthering their partnership through integrating Building Engines Prism with the HqO Workplace Experience Platform. The news follows the companies’ initial partnership announcement last year, and enables workplace experience managers of commercial real estate (CRE) comp...

Manufacturers of commercial electric vehicles are poised to play an increasingly larger role in the logistics sector, as e-commerce demand continues to surge and strain supply chain responses.

Philadelphia startup Fort Robotics closed a $25 million funding round to accelerate the rollout of its platform aimed at making autonomous machines safer and more secure.

Getting around downtown used to mean jumping in a car, fighting traffic, trying to squeeze into scarce parking spaces or waiting for a slow-moving bus. But some landlords are making it easy for office workers to dash about, get lunch and run errands, all without the waits or ringing up ride-sharing charges.