The Beginner's Guide To CRE Tech: Buzzwords And Why Customers Are Confused
CRE tech buzzwords are confusing the very people the technology was created for: the customer.
CRE tech buzzwords are confusing the very people the technology was created for: the customer.
Data centers could soon be controlled by artificial intelligence.
Robots could soon run leasing operations at multifamily properties.
Big data can give big insights into office use.
The new firm, Helix Digital Infrastructure, will be headed by former Amazon Web Services CEO Adam Selipsky.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright said at a Bisnow event that he has held meetings about a plan to lend money to developers to order parts for nuclear reactors.
Real estate companies are spending on artificial intelligence systems, but employees are ill-prepared to use them and the data is far from ready for adoption.
Google and Blackstone are partnering to compete with companies like CoreWeave in the fast-growing neocloud market.
The Boston office market has slowly begun to benefit from the fast-growing AI sector, but it's not capturing the same scale of demand as California or New York.
CRE workflows have been fragmented for decades, said Manus Clancy, head of data strategy at LightBox. LightBox, however, was founded to change this narrative.
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