Marriott described the property as an “incubator and catalyst for a new vision” for the brand in North America.

Three industry experts offer some insights on how to differentiate between winning and losing proptech solutions.

Millennial and Gen Z renters put an emphasis on convenience, technology and prompt service.

The U.S. isn’t prepared for a massive, government-subsidized migration from flood-prone areas.

The retailer is looking at right-sizing its portfolio and potentially doing sale-leaseback transactions to raise cash.

IREM believes rent controls can interfere with a property’s ability to produce sufficient income and remain competitive.

One start-up is allowing renters to pay a small monthly insurance policy in lie of a security deposit.

While occupancy can be an indicator of site performance, its important how to use that information to maximize business potential.

Real estate investors and property managers need to take an active approach to dealing with climate change.

Venture capital investment in proptech companies hit $14 billion globally at mid-year 2019.