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The first day of e-PRO ® coursework covers a wide range of topics, including the changing market, reputation management, and how to use new real estate technologies to your advantage.

Be the first to test out new real estate technologies from REach ® Class of 2017 companies by demoing the products and completing a brief survey.

From different brokerage models to new real estate technologies, the real estate industry is transforming — but despite all the investment and innovation, the transaction remains unchanged.

Foyr.com, a Hyderabad - based online interior designing and home dà © cor startup, has raised funding from a new real estate technology...

Research, plan, and implementation of new real estate technology using up - to - date social media tools for self and team branding while increasing awareness and drive engagement with the team to maximize ROI.

Meet the hottest new real estate technology companies of 2017 at the REALTORS ® Expo.

A new real estate technology company backed by Google Ventures, among others, officially made its debut into the fractious world of agent rankings today.

While some real estate agents have adjusted to new real estate technology, others trail behind.

Daily there seems to be new real estate technology from CRMs to mobile apps to wearable gear.

Not exact matches

We came up with the following new Facebook Industry Benchmarks for 18 industries (Apparel, Auto, B2B, Beauty, Consumer Services, Education, Employment & Job Training, Finance & Insurance, Fitness, Home Improvement, Healthcare, Industrial Services, Legal, Real Estate, Retail, Technology, and Travel & Hospitality).

A standout in real estate technology, Floored created a new product category in a staid industry.

Launched in 2013 and headquartered in Los Angeles (with a satellite office in New York City), Patch of Land uses technology and data to provide transparent and low - minimum real estate investing opportunities in both residential and commercial projects.

With nearly 11K apartments added in 2017, metro Denver expects another 12K in 2018 Developers added nearly 11,000 new apartments in the Denver area in 2017, and another 12,000 more should come online in 2018, according to RealPage, a real estate technology and analytics firm.

NAR was one of the first associations approved to offer a top - level domain and among the first in the real estate industry to commit to this new technology.

In our cover story this issue, we look at the new technology that has the potential to revolutionize real estate — way beyond -LSB-...]... [more]

Clayton's testimony is pretty convenient timing for Harbor, a new blockchain technology company that just raised $ 10 million from an interesting group of investors, including Chicago - based Valor Equity Partners; the real estate tech - focused venture firm Fifth Wall Ventures; the Dubai venture firm Vy Capital; and Craft Ventures, a new venture fund created by serial entrepreneur David Sacks — who also helped incubate Harbor.

Chicago - based commercial real estate technology startup Truss has unveiled a new platform that will help landlords streamline the leasing process.

The Inman News Innovator Awards recognizes companies, individuals and tech tools that use new technologies creatively to enhance user experience, boost productivity, improve efficiency and cultivate transparency within the real estate industry.

New technologies for investors and developers alike are changing the face of real estate investing, and both demographic demands and a push outside of primary markets are forcing the creation of new repositories for existing dry powdNew technologies for investors and developers alike are changing the face of real estate investing, and both demographic demands and a push outside of primary markets are forcing the creation of new repositories for existing dry powdnew repositories for existing dry powder.

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Sonoma State University Wine Spectator Learning Center Wins «Top Real Estate Projects» Award The new home for Sonoma State University's Wine Business Institute includes the Wine Spectator Learning Center, a state - of - the - art facility with classrooms and outdoor space that have capacity for more than 300 students, venues for public seminars and events, and technology to showcase the business of wine and hospitality...

When it comes to export of services, firms in New York City — in finance, technology, media, business and professional services, and real estate — have a substantial footprint in global trade, accounting for $ 31.9 billion, or 58 percent of the state's total exports,» Ms. Wylde said in her testimony.

The indictment accused Skelos of wielding his considerable political influence as the Senate's top member to benefit environmental technology company AbTech, which landed a $ 12 million contract for a stormwater - remediation system in Skelos» home base of Nassau County, and Glenwood Management, a prominent New York real estate development company with ties to AbTech.

Adam allegedly collected hundreds of thousands of dollars from a real estate developer (reportedly Glenwood) and an environmental technology company in return for help from the senator's office, according to the complaint cited by the New York Post.

Prosecutors argued that Skelos exerted political influence to benefit the environmental technology company AbTech, which scored a $ 12 million contract for a stormwater remediation project in Nassau County, and Glenwood Management, the New York City real estate titan with financial and personnel ties to AbTech.

The new charges are in addition to bribery and extortion charges connected to two other alleged corruption schemes, dealing with a real estate developer and an environmental technology company.

Glenwood Management, a New York City real estate developer, was directed to funnel a $ 20,000 payment to Adam Skelos, and to help get him consulting payments at AbTech Industries, an environmental technology company, officials said.

We will also discuss here contemporary real estate issues, what's new and cool with technology, opinions, market updates, national news of interest, advice.

When we chatted with the CEO in January he basically said they built prototypes to woo real estate firms, hospitals, and various other businesses to invest in new technology.

The good news is, since the devastating market tumble a decade ago, new laws and technology have combined to make high - quality real estate and other asset classes more accessible.

Farming out tasks such as these and taking advantage of new technology will keep your real estate income more «passive» than if you were trying to do everything yourself.

Thanks to new technology that's breaking down geographic barriers to real estate investing, a growing number of buyers are branching out and confidently purchasing investment properties in markets far from where they live.

Fundrise, a pioneer in the space, has leveraged new regulations and technology to offer the first ever eREITTM investment — a low - fee, diversified commercial real estate investment available directly online to anyone in the United States.

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New York (February 18, 2016)-- Delos ™, a wellness real estate and technology firm, today announced a strategic alliance with CBRE Group, Inc. that will advance Delos» mission to transform indoor environments into spaces that help nurture, sustain and promote human health and well - being.

New York, New York (May 12, 2017)-- Delos ™, a wellness real estate and technology firm, today announces the first landmark alliance in Japan with Shimizu Corporation, a leading construction, architectural, engineering and property services, offering an integrated, comprehensive planning, design and build solutions for a broad range of construction and engineering projects worldwide to accelerate the transformation of indoor environments into spaces that promote human health and wellness.

New York, New York (March 31, 2017)-- Delos ™, a wellness real estate and technology firm, today announces a strategic alliance with Overbury PLC and Morgan Lovell PLC, two of the United Kingdom's foremost office design, fit out and refurbishment firms, to accelerate the transformation of indoor environments into spaces that promote human health and wellness.

New York, New York (September 28, 2016)-- Delos ™, a wellness real estate and technology firm, has announced a partnership with HOK, a global design, architecture and engineering firm, to accelerate the organization's mission to integrate health and wellness into the built environment.

New York, New York (October 4, 2016)-- Delos ™, a wellness real estate and technology firm, today announced a strategic alliance with preeminent full - service construction services provider Structure Tone to accelerate integration of health and well - being in the built environment.

But again, that same technology could be used to create new types of law firms and service providers, entities less tied to expensive real estate and its concomitant trappings that add no client value and inflate the cost of services.

The amount of new London leases taken up by the largest law firms in the capital fell by more than 50 % last year, as factors such as flexible working, new technology and the Brexit vote push law firms to rethink their real estate footprint.

«Close collaboration with our new colleagues in China combined with Dentons» deep understanding and engagement in key sectors of the Canadian economy — including energy; mining; financial services; construction, P3 and infrastructure; real estate; and technology, media and telecommunications — will greatly strengthen our ability to serve clients who are involved in the Canadian economy wherever they may be,» he added.

They include: (1) regulatory law and enforcement work, because industries from banking to private equity funds to large oil companies will likely be targets of the new administration, while health insurance companies will be subject to heightened regulation; (2) litigation, because a Democratic administration will probably push back tort reform measures, giving rise to more lawsuits; (3) «green» law, i.e., representing companies that deal in green technology, whose growth will be stimulated by likely tax incentives as well as a cap and trade system; and (4) real estate, because the bailout legislation will most likely require banks availing themselves of the benefits to begin issuing mortgages again.

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The new partners bring a wealth of experience in the technology, media, telecoms (TMT) and real estate sectors across corporate, intellectual property (IP) and commercial litigation.

On the Apple Watch, this technology opened up a whole new range of features because of the limited screen real estate on the device's display.

An event presented in a series of top - level keynotes, interactive panel discussions and solution - based case studies with a focus on learning and building partnerships in the emerging Blockchain space, BlockChain World Forum will explore the industries that are set to be disrupted the most by this new technology, including; legal sectors, financial services, insurance, energy, music, government, real estate and more.

Pretoria, South Africa — Zabercoin is an innovative and stable real estate utility token providing a new dimension to real estate by utilizing decentralized blockchain technology to transform real estate located in emerging markets into a global cryptocurrency market environment.