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Inman Connect Vector Group, parent company of Douglas Elliman, and its investment vehicle New Valley Ventures have invested in yet another proptech company since launching at the beginning of March, the company announced on Thursday. The new investment will be in Humming Homes, a New York-based tech-enabled home management service founded by Adeel Mallick (CEO), Kyle Carnes (head of operations) and Kevin Ryan (chairman of the board). Previously, New Valley Ventures had invested in venture capital firm Camber Creek and lead-to-close agent workflow platform Rechat. Much like property management...

2 Tobacco Stocks to Buy (Not Named Philip Morris) BTI – Marlboro producer Philip Morris (PM) shifted its focus to mostly heat-not-burn (HNB) products last year to address concerns regarding high, national smoking rates. But the company has yet to receive FDA approval for its HNB offerings. Given this backdrop, we think tobacco stocks British American Tobacco (BTI) and Vector Group (VGR), which possess robust commercial product pipelines, are likely to deliver relatively higher returns than PM. No smoke; read on for details. Apr 8, 2021 ...

Javascript is disabled in your web browser. For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Please Allow Javascript and reload this page. Why Procore’s IPO is back on, View’s foggy Nasdaq debut Plus, VTS’ $100M bet on return-to-office National / TRD Staff Ten months later, the public offering appears to be back on the table. Bolstered by a housing boom and uptick in construction, Procore filed an updated S-1 registration statement on March 2. In the filing, the company said its revenue grew 38.4 percent last year to $400.3 million. Its cust...

From left: Jerry Speyer, Rob Speyer, Bill Rudin, Peter Malkin and Anthony Malkin Seymour Durst and his brothers built six Manhattan buildings in a 12-year run. Paul and Seymour Milstein built 10 in about the same amount of time. And Lew and Jack Rudin built 11 in two decades. The breakneck pace of development — which was largely clustered in the 1960s and the 1980s — by those three families, and a slew of others, laid the foundation for many of New York City’s most established real estate dynasties. (Think Tishman, Fisher, Malkin, Resnick, LeFrak, Rose, and Zeckendorf.) Indeed, after pa...

Howard Lorber and Steve Witkoff (Getty, iStock) Frequent business partners Howard Lorber and Steve Witkoff have a new project, but it’s not a condo or hotel. It’s a SPAC. The developers’ Ocean Drive Acquisition Corp. is looking to raise $250 million from investors to take a proptech startup public, according to a regulatory filing. In addition to Lorber and Witkoff, asset manager Monroe Capital is sponsoring the blank-check company. “Technology has become a strategic imperative as [real estate] owners seek ways to increase the efficiency of their assets,” the filing said. “Our man...