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Building Engines, a venture capital-backed real estate technology company for managing commercial properties, is actively seeking acquisitions, said CEO Tim Curran. The Boston-based company is looking for real estate management SaaS buys with between USD 5m and USD 15m in annual recurring revenue. Over the next few months, it will look at targets in North…

Boston companies bringing in venture funding ran the gamut this month — from robots to SaaS platforms and data archive software. Check out which startups raised the most money in October, and keep an eye on their next moves.   #5 (tied), $11 million, October 29 Activ Surgical uses computer vision, novel sensors and artificial intelligence to provide…

  Boston-based operations platform for commercial real estate owners, operators and occupants Building Engines secured a $12.7-million investment led by existing investor, Wavecrest Growth Partners, with participation from River Cities Capital Funds, MassMutual Ventures and Camber Creek Ventures. The investment follows the investor group’s initial investment of $26.5 million into Building Engines in 2016. The…

Direct listings had a spiritual predecessor in the form of the Dutch Auction—a method that failed to take off even though a hot company at the time, Google, tried to pave the way in 2004. Venture capitalists and those involved then point their fingers at the investment banks for not getting on board. By those accounts,…

33 Arch Street, Boston MA BOSTON—Building Engines, the operations software platform for commercial real estate owners, operators and occupants, received a $12.7 million investment led by existing investor, Wavecrest Growth Partners, with participation from River Cities Capital Funds, MassMutual Ventures and Camber Creek Ventures. The investment follows the investor group’s initial investment of $26.5 million into Building Engines in 2016.…

Building Engines, a Boston, MA-based operations platform for commercial real estate owners, operators and occupants, raised $12.7m in funding. The round was led by existing investor Wavecrest Growth Partners, with participation from River Cities Capital Funds, MassMutual Ventures and Camber Creek Ventures. The company intends to use the funds to continue to expand operations and…

BOSTON–Building Engines, an operations platform for commercial real estate owners, operators and occupants, announced a $12.7 million investment led by existing investor, Wavecrest Growth Partners, with participation from River Cities Capital Funds, MassMutual Ventures, and Camber Creek Ventures. This investment follows the investor group’s initial investment of $26.5 million into Building Engines in 2016. The…

The Boston-based firm received the latest round of funding from existing investors Wavecrest Growth Partners, River Cities Capital Funds, MassMutual Ventures and Camber Creek Ventures. The same investment group, led by Wavecrest Growth Partners, provided Building Engines $26.5 million in 2016. Building Engines CEO Tim Curran BOSTON—Building Engines, a national commercial real estate operations platform…

There’s a bevy of trends shaping AI’s use in the real estate sector. Unfortunately, not all of those trends are positive, as there are significant challenges to AI adoption in any industry. These industry insiders pinpointed the greatest hurdles to widespread AI adoption in the real estate sector. Here’s what they said:   Original article contributed by:…

Will there be a day when robots, or computers alone, process a major real estate transaction, or even a minor one? Time will tell, and there will certainly be hurdles to producing market-ready AI solutions in the real estate sector. These real estate professionals tried to predict what role AI will play within the future of real…