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A month after announcing plans to open its first AI lab in China, Google is expanding again through a move into Shenzhen. The U.S. tech giant has opened an office in the Chinese city, which borders Hong Kong and known for being a global hardware hub, according to an internal email obtained by TechCrunch. This isn’t a fully-blown Google campus, instead the company has taken up space within a serv...

Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman published the below diary of the company’s IPO on Linkedin on Jan. 16, 2018. Boarding Delta 2989 in Chicago on a Friday night, I left Chris Nielsen, our CFO, in 16D and headed to the bathroom. We’d been scrunched together in the back row of a black SUV for the first five days of our roadshow but now, when I latched the bathroom door, I was alone. I called our chairman t...

Instacart has today announced the acquisition of Unata, a Toronto-based company that offers a platform for both grocers and consumers to interact digitally. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. Unata’s product, unlike Instacart’s, is a white-label grocery platform, letting grocers anywhere create apps and websites for consumers to order products, complete with coupons, purchase tracking, ...

The rise of Bitcoin, a form of cryptocurrency, has piqued the interest of real estate brokerages. For interested sellers, some brokerages are now listing properties with the equivalent prices in Bitcoin. Across the nation, brokerages and clients are now exchanging cryptocurrency for properties. Bitcoin is an experiment for real estate brokerages looking for a competitive edge for their listings. T...

Mark Rose, Avison Young With the exception of a sprinkling of uncertainty here and there, the commercial real estate industry has been riding high for the last several years, but this year, while sunny skies are still in the forecast, it won’t exactly be business as usual. According to commercial real estate services firm Avison Young’s new report, 2018 North America and Europe Commercial Real...

Home-buying and-selling may be the most profitable segments of the real estate industry, but the rental market is the underlying factor that helps new agents build their initial contact database, which in most cases turns into buyer business. Rentals, however, are not what they used to be. In an effort to attract more tenants, landlords are adding unique amenities and putting technology at the for...

Since Fall of 2017, it’s been hard to avoid hearing the name Bitcoin (BTC) in the news. This digital cryptocurrency has been escalading in price by record numbers, a total of +/-1600% in 2017, peaking at almost $20,000, and another rapid growth rate expected in 2018. What is Cryptocurrency? A cryptocurrency is a digital form of payment, created using computer-generated blockchain sequences, to m...

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How tech innovation is changing real estate These trends can help you identify where to invest Lessons learned from investor by Alex Roizen January 12, 2018 Short URL: http://vator.tv/n/4a6f Advancements in technology have brought the demise of many outdated business models, paving the way for more efficient processes, higher industry standards and new dominant players. Real estate is no different...

Ori Allon, co-founder and executive chairman of Compass, said the company will use part of the $100 million from its new funding round to invest more in research and development. (Bloomberg)—A New York startup called Compass is persuading investors that it can reshape the home-buying process through the use of technology. A dashboard showing neighborhood data and a Pinterest-like app for organiz...