The unanimous code rewrite bars landlords from using competitors' non-public data to algorithmically set rents, fees, terms, or occupancy levels.

The paid membership gives agents visibility into client activity on Zillow and adds AI-driven prompts, listing signals, messaging, and branding tools.

The construction back-office startup closed a Series A led by Accel to add AI on top of the accounting, ERP, and project systems contractors already run.

A Dealpath survey finds 97% adoption but only half saving time, with fragmented data, not the models, cited as the main drag.

The luxury brokerage is rebuilding its tech around Google Cloud AI, spinning out a data company called Elius, and pledging three years of cost cuts.

A steady half-year headline hides a 57% quarterly drop, with a handful of mega-deals and debt financings propping up the totals.

One Raven, backed by a $5M seed round led by Fifth Wall, keeps smart-home data on the home network, no cloud, no subscriptions, no behavioral data sold in the background.

Elise Beyond runs September 2 to 4 in Nashville, pitched as hands-on training led by the people who built the products and the operators running them.

A leveraged colocation operator is testing public-market appetite for AI infrastructure. How it prices is the first real read on how markets value leverage against the hype.

QTS withdrew its appeal on the Prince William Digital Gateway, ending a three-year fight over 22 million square feet outside D.C. The project died on a notice technicality, not the merits, and that's the precedent.

401 megawatts of critical IT load, signed years before occupancy, functions like a 20-year ground lease with a hyperscale-grade credit tenant. Why CRE should read this as a real estate deal, not a tech headline.

The governor also wants to eliminate tax breaks for the facilities, marking a shift eight months after calling Texas the "epicenter of AI development."

The property-data giant takes a stake in an agent-owned Italian marketplace, with plans to route its commercial listings into LoopNet.

The homebuilding software company will expand beyond builders, naming the largest private building materials distributor as the first partner for its AI Estimating product.

Andreessen Horowitz is leading the raise, which could precede an IPO as soon as 2027 and value the company at more than four times its 2022 buyout price.

One of the country's largest apartment owners is putting a venture-backed generative-design tool into the earliest stage of its development pipeline.