Technology
Investors, Startups Still Keen on PropTech
Positivity persists in the real estate technology industry, according to MetaProp’s latest Global PropTech Confidence Index.
Electricity-Producing Windows Installed in California
The new windows not only produce energy but also improve the thermal insulation in the conference room.
Is CRE Asking the Right Questions About Smart City Investment?
City governments are increasingly sourcing private capital for smart city initiatives, but commercial real estate developers and investors want to know: How do we benefit? Deloitte’s Steven Bandolik and Josephine Tucker examine this issue.
Top Facilities Management Trends
Aramark’s new report highlights areas where technology, people and operations intersect.
Last Day to Enter: 2020 CPE Distinguished Achievement Awards
We’re accepting submissions for our annual awards program honoring the best in the industry. We have decided to keep our early-bird prices for the whole submission process, and the deadline has been extended to July 15th.
Forecast 2020: Why the Outdoor Office is Here to Stay
The outdoor office trend is expected to dominate the commercial design conversation in 2020, according to experts at NeoCon. Interested in designing one? Here are some of their top strategies.
The Future of Industrial Real Estate
Logistics properties in the U.S. are getting loftier and more high-tech as an evolving supply chain drives innovation in sheds.
Life Sciences Generates Abundant Opportunities for CRE
Innovation and demand for specialized space are spurring a wave of development, investment and dealmaking.
5 Hot Topics from NYU’s Women in Real Estate Conference
Top takeaways from The Schack Institute of Real Estate’s third annual symposium in New York City.
CFO Corner: Digital Reality is Ready for Takeoff
The CRE segment may be a late entrant when it comes to using digital reality technologies, but signals from executives are pointing to robust future adoption plans that could drive more operational efficiencies for the industry, says Deloitte’s Steven Bandolik.