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3 Ways CRE Businesses Are Entering The 21st Century
Commercial real estate has a reputation for being slow to adapt to industry trends, but change is on the horizon for one of the world's oldest businesses.
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Commercial real estate has a reputation for being slow to adapt to industry trends, but change is on the horizon for one of the world's oldest businesses.
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Six tasks traditionally conducted by hand or in person that commercial brokers should automate in 2018 to free up their time for more important tasks.
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These platforms are giving office occupiers and employees what they want — better access to their landlords and building amenities.
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Changing tenant demands are redefining the office. Here's how.
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With so much readily available through virtual means, today’s renters seldom have to leave the couch to find new digs.
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Real estate tech has yet to completely eliminate the man hours required to physically inspect buildings to determine a property's value.
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Commercial real estate companies have some catching up to do. Here are five technologies they probably should have implemented years ago.
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A workplace powered by AI and blockchain isn't so far from reality. What human skills will CRE companies value most ten years from now?
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While the next year holds great uncertainty for CRE, study after study has shown that optimism may be good for your health — and your immunity.
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Buildings and employers are considering contact tracing to keep the coronavirus at bay. Is it a terrible idea?
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