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When writing about broker productivity and management, we sometimes use the term “tech stack,” which refers to a set of tools that helps you do the core parts of your job. That includes a system for customer relationship management, prospecting, marketing, etc. It can be overwhelming to evaluate and optimize for each process, and we do urge you to keep it as simple as possible. There are many ...
Voting Now Open for 4th Annual Real Estate Tech Awards (#RETAS) NEW YORK- (October 2, 2017) – CRE // Tech, the leading resource for all things commercial real estate tech, announced today that polls are now open for their fourth annual Real Estate Tech Awards (#RETAS). The survey, which is open to the public and receives thousands of votes each year, will determine the 2017 leaders in the commer...
By Jennifer Elias and Janice Bitters – Silicon Valley Business Journal Updated Sep 29, 2017, 4:04pm PDT Microsoft Corp. has purchased nearly 65 acres in north San Jose, a site it’s currently trying to get entitled for up to 1.2 million square feet of light industrial and data center uses. The property, a swath of farm land north of Highway 237 between Zanker Road and Coyote Creek, sold for...
Hugo Neu announced that NYONair, a media brand specializing in helicopter-based aerial content, has opened a 10,000-square-foot storefront at Kearny Point, the innovative 3 million s/f redevelopment of the historic Kearny shipyard. NYONair will house the storefront operations of its FlyNYON arm, through which it offers thrilling “doors-off” helicopter experiences, in its new ground-floor space...
Technology is here to stay in commercial real estate and, to be honest, is changing the way things are done throughout the property life cycle. Mobile technology, CRM software, and virtual reality are making those embracing these technologies more efficient and more profitable. However, your agents may be resistant to change and avoid the new tools available to them. 1. Choose Wisely The first ste...
As Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have been on fire for a large portion of 2017, focus has turned to blockchain, the underlying technology that powers these digital currencies. But blockchain technology has many more potential use cases and applications other than just serving as the fuel behind Bitcoin. Below, BI Intelligence, Business Insider's premium research service, has outlined tho...
For the sake of our survival, we must not only see the rise of big data as an inevitable part of the industry’s growth, but embrace it as a key tool in our ability to remain competitive. For the dwindling number of property managers who are not keeping up with the changes taking place around us, the rise of big data might seem like something out of George Orwell. This is especially true when you...
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WILLIAMSBURG — A slew of developers in North Brooklyn scrambled to cobble together a patchwork of properties in hopes that the cultural cachet of Williamsburg and its proximity to Manhattan would be enough to coax Amazon to build its newest headquarters there. The North Brooklyn pitch, pulled together by Jeremiah Kane of real estate investment firm Rubenstein Partners, is one of more than ...