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Parker89 Managing Director Nate Levin Named One of HousingWire's 2023 Rising Star Award Winners - Vimarsana News

Parker89 Managing Director Nate Levin Named One of HousingWire's 2023 Rising Star Award Winners

Venture executive recognized for leadership helping entrepreneurs in proptech reimagine residential and commercial real estate ... | May 2, 2023

Construction Loves Contech. The Relationship Hasn't Always Been So Smooth. – Commercial Observer - Vimarsana News

Construction Loves Contech. The Relationship Hasn't Always Been So Smooth. – Commercial Observer

A traditionally fragmented industry is finding efficiencies from software, young tech talent, smartphones, and WiFi availability.

Apartment Landlords Tap Money-Saving Tech to Counter Squeezed Profits - Vimarsana News

Apartment Landlords Tap Money-Saving Tech to Counter Squeezed Profits

Rising interest rates have turned multifamily buildings from surefire income into an accounting problem. Proptechs are stepping up.

SK D&D, Yanolja Cloud set up joint proptech business venture - Vimarsana News

SK D&D, Yanolja Cloud set up joint proptech business venture

SK D&D, a real estate developer, and Yanolja Cloud, an artificial intelligence (AI) based software-as-a-service company, announced on Tuesday that they established a joint venture named Connectfy Cloud, in order to create a proptech business. Proptech, a portmanteau of the words “property” and “technology,” refers to the application of information technology and platform economics for the real estate industry.

Proptech Spies Opportunity in Flex Space's Hybrid-Driven Growth - Vimarsana News

Proptech Spies Opportunity in Flex Space's Hybrid-Driven Growth

A lot of the work could come from overseas flex operators breaking into the U.S. market and needing services.