Category: Announcements

  • 3 Benefits of Using Chatbot Technology on Your Property

    Is it easy for you to communicate with tenants quickly and through the channels, they prefer (like text or Slack)? 80% of tenants prefer to communicate through instant messaging channels such as texts or Slack. However, most property teams communicate through email and phone calls. If you communicate like this, you’re not creating the best…

  • Building Engines Announces New Platform Capabilities for Space Management

    At Building Engines, we are always looking for new ways to innovate and to make our customers’ lives easier. With this in mind, we have been thinking of additional ways to help teams improve manual space management processes and achieve better collaboration. That is why we are excited to announce the launch of new functionality for Prism Space Management. We’ve heard time…

  • Prism Changes the Game for CRE

    Tim Curran Weighs in on the New Building Operations Software Platform & How it will Impact the Industry Today is a momentous day at Building Engines, as we announce Prism, our new building operations software platform designed to improve net operating income across all sectors of commercial real estate, from office, retail and industrial, medical…

  • Introducing the 2020 Property Hero Award Winners

    After reviewing over 100 nominations and more than 2,000 votes, the results are in for this year’s winners of the Building Engines Property Hero Awards. We started the Property Hero Awards five years ago to recognize the valuable work that property management and maintenance professionals do on a daily basis. Their jobs are difficult, yet often occur behind the scenes, meaning that that their accomplishments can go unrecognized. During the age of…

  • Access for All to Critical Building Operations Software

    Although COVID-19 has radically altered every aspect of our lives, one of the biggest changes has been to the way we work. Building operations need to evolve rapidly to support tenants and their employees while reopening. Operators will need to ensure they are running a safe and healthy building, according to state guidelines and the…

  • TRANSFORM Your Commercial Real Estate in 2020

    I’m pleased to announce that registration is now open for Building Engines’ TRANSFORM 2020 – our annual conference featuring the latest thinking, advice, and trends for Commercial Real Estate property professionals. You’ll find inspiring speakers, hands-on training sessions for our new building operations software, and innovative best practices, all while networking with your peers. Even more…

  • Building Buzz: 05

    [vc_cta h2=”Trivia Corner”] What building is so tall that you can watch the sunset from its base, take the elevator to the top, and watch the sunset all over again[vc_column_text] [/vc_cta][vc_column_text] What We’re Reading This Week The Need for Tech Innovation – Commercial Observer “Investment in real estate technology increased 607 percent in Q1 2019…

  • Building Buzz: 04

    [vc_row][vc_column width=”3/4″] [vc_cta h2=”Trivia Corner”] What building is so tall that you can watch the sunset from its base, take the elevator to the top, and watch the sun set all over again?[/vc_cta][vc_column_text] What We’re Reading This Week 1. How Technology is Keeping Modern Buildings on Top Form – JLL “At the moment, there’s a…

  • BOMA 2019 Wrap Up

    Last week, the Building Engines team packed up our bags and headed over to Salt Lake City, Utah for the 2019 BOMA International Conference and Expo. BOMA’s flagship event is a great place to meet with clients and partners, collaborate with industry leaders on top market trends, and dream about the future of the commercial…

  • Building Buzz: 03

    [vc_row][vc_column][vc_cta h2=”Trivia Corner”]What did the term, “skyscraper” originally refer to[/vc_cta][vc_column_text] What We’re Reading This Week  1. Panelists Mull a Midtown Meant for Millennials – Commercial Observer   “There’s a war for talent,” Tommy Craig the top executive in the New York region for Hines said in a recent article by Commerical Observer. “Anyone my age [mid-60s]…