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Our Checklist: First, begin meeting with investors about 6 to 8 months before you actually open up your fundraising round. Use the first meeting to start building the relationship so that you can easily secure a meeting when you are actually raising capital. This way, you won't be scrambling to set meetings when you are actively fundraising (or in a cash crunch). Plan to meet the investor...
How Amazon’s Moves Could Affect Cities Like Austin By John Egan December 18, 2017 Text Size: A A A Print Email Share Facebook LinkedIn Twitter (Photo by Ryan Magsino on Unsplash) The highly coveted second corporate headquarters of e-commerce giant Amazon.com would be a welcome addition to Austin, but the $5 billion project undoubtedly would produce more housing and transportation woes in one of ...
Real Estate Roundup: Silicon Valley Tech Giants Named Among Best Workplaces 10 Years Running December 18, 2017 by Pacific Union • Posted in Featured Posts, Weekly Real Estate News Roundups Here’s a look at recent news of interest to homebuyers, home sellers, and the home-curious. GOOGLE, APPLE MARK DECADE-LONG STINT ON LIST OF BEST U.S. PLACES TO WORK While big paychecks and healthy work-life ...
In our latest real estate tech entrepreneur interview, we’re speaking with the founder of igloohome, Anthony Chow. Without further ado… What do you do? igloohome is what I've been busy with – we help people manage their homes & properties through innovative technologies. igloohome smart locks and lockboxes allow home & property owners to grant access to visitors remotely, via ti...
All successful real estate agents have that moment, when they sit down and realize they can’t keep doing business as usual while they grow: their sanity, efficiency and business won’t hold up with the status quo. As they mature, modern real estate businesses must leverage integrated digital tools to optimize their operations, team and growth. Without a sleek platform, the kaleidoscopic challen...
Real estate offices used to be a necessity. Why? Buyers needed somewhere to look at MLS photo books with active listings. MLS books, of course, have been replaced by the internet, Zillow, and thousands of IDX sites in every market. No one needs to go to a real estate office to look at listings anymore. Where does that leave real estate offices? How do you make them relevant again? Create an EXPERI...
Real estate tech provider Tribus is partnering with neighborhood-based social networking site Nextdoor to allow for direct listing and lead integration between the two platforms, according to an announcement tweeted out by Tribus on Thursday. You can now send new #RealEstate listings straight to @Nextdoor to show them directly to people living in those neighborhoods! https://t.co/cbRdpANI0G — TR...
Google received approval early Wednesday to build nearly 10,000 new units of housing near its future campus in Mountain View, California. The decision marks a major victory for housing advocates. The company had earlier threatened to block building of the housing unless it was able to add more office space to its campus project. Someday soon some Silicon Valley residents will call Google their lan...
If you are working to create a more innovative and connected city or in a private sector job related to smart cities, data, or IoT, these are the conferences that you should not miss this year: Smart Cities: Thriving in the Future (at CES) | Jan. 9-12 | Las Vegas, NVThis event receives heavy global media attention and boasts a total attendance of more than 184,000 industry professionals. The wid...
Data center and infrastructure REITs offer two ways for investors to make technology-focused plays on the real estate market, according to Burl East, manager of the Altegris/AACA Opportunistic Real Estate Fund.