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Real Data Management’s building measurement services—which help owners, managers, and brokers more effectively manage, market, and lease their portfolios—have been very active, indicating there’s continued strength in the capital markets, says president Peter Boritz (whom we snapped at our recent RDM-sponsoredBisnow Silicon Alley Real Estate Summit). Noteworthy sales RDM has recently supported include 222 Broadway, 14 Wall St, Four New York Plaza, and 1370 Broadway. His prediction: the CRE industry will continue to embrace cloud computing and innovative technologies to help do more with less. “The world is changing rapidly and we are moving quickly to help our customers keep up with integrated services and technology,” he says. “An example is how we empower customers to access building data, stacks, documents, and floor plans on an iPad. This not a luxury—it’s a requirement.” Learn more about our great sponsor here.

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