Press Releases:
May 15, 2001
CONNECTIVITY, CREATIVE CAPITAL AND
CAPACITY FOR INTERACTION WILL DEFINE THE FUTURE OF URBAN REGIONS, ACCORDING
TO RENOWNED URBAN EXPERT, MITCHELL MOSS
Featured Speaker at Recent Real Estate Technology Forum Offered
Insight into the Continuing Impact of Information Technology on Urban Environments
June 15, 2001
NEW YORK'S REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY CAN
HELP AVERT POTENTIAL ENERGY CRISIS, ACCORDING TO NRDC ENERGY ECONOMIST
Featured Speaker at Recent Real Estate Technology Forum Provides Overview of
Energy Situation in New York
July 12, 2001
ENERGY DEREGULATION IN NEW YORK
HAS CREATED NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROPERTY OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS TO GENERATE
ADDITIONAL REVENUE
AND DIFFERENTIATE THEIR BUILDINGS WHILE HELPING TO STAVE OFF A POTENTIAL POWER
CRISES,
ACCORDING TO STEVE WEMPLE, DIRECTOR OF WHOLESALE TRADING AND BILL COSTELLO,
REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY MANAGER FOR CONEDISON SOLUTIONS.
Featured speakers at the recent Real Estate Technology
Forum.
September 11, 2001
POWER WILL INCREASINGLY
IMPACT VALUE OF REAL ESTATE PORTFOLIOS
Featured Speaker at Recent Real Estate Technology Forum
Discusses How Real Estate Owners Can Mitigate Power Risk
October, 2001
SECURITY SPECIALISTS
OFFER ADVICE TO REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY ON PROTECTION STRATEGIES IN WAKE OF RECENT
TERRORIST ATTACKS
With property owners, managers and developers heightening their focus on building
security issues in the wake of recent terrorist attacks, Tod Rittenhouse, a
principal of the structural/blast engineering firm Weidlinger Associates and
Robert Ducibella, a principal of security services firm Ducibella Venter &
Santore, offered the real estate industry advice on ensuring the safety of their
properties at the recent Real Estate Technology Forum.
January, 2003
REAL ESTATE TECHNOLOGY
FORUM SPEAKER SAYS WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY IS CREATING NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE
REAL ESTATE COMMUNITY
The rapid emergence of wireless technology is creating new opportunities for
the real estate community, according to Anthony Townsend, founder and president
of Cloud Networks, co-founder of NYCwireless.net and the featured speaker at
a recent Real Estate Technology Forum Meeting.
December, 2003
REAL ESTATE TECHNOLOGY
FORUM SPEAKER SAYS MEDIA AND NARRATIVE ARE TRANSFORMING ARCHITECTURE, BRINGING
NEW MEANING TO CIVIC PLACES
Media and narrative content are increasingly transforming architecture, bringing
renewed meaning to civic places and creating fresh experiences for the public,
according to Gregory Beck AIA, an architect and visiting professor, and the
featured speaker at a recent Real Estate Technology Forum meeting.
September, 2005
REAL ESTATE TECHNOLOGY
FORUM SPEAKER SAYS INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGY AND BUILDING MANAGEMENT IMPROVES OVERALL
EFFICIENCY
Owning, leasing and managing real estate in New York City can
be a difficult and overwhelming business without the benefit of sophisticated
technology systems, according to Peter J. Boritz, Executive Vice President of
Real Data Management
November, 2005
REAL
ESTATE TECHNOLOGY FORUM SPEAKER SAYS CONVERGING REAL ESTATE AND TECHNOLOGY IMPROVES
A BUILDING’S OVERALL EFFICIENCY
With fully integrated office buildings key to attracting
today’s top corporate tenants, creating environments that combine real
estate and IT solutions has become increasingly important, according to Carl
Gambello, Principal, Real Estate and Construction Practice Management, Cisco
Systems and the featured speaker at a recent Real Estate Technology Forum meeting.
January, 2007
DEVELOPERS CAN REALIZE SIGNIFICANT BENEFITS BY INCORPORATING GREEN ELEMENTS IN THEIR BUILDING DESIGNS, SAYS REAL ESTATE TECHNOLOGY FORUM SPEAKER
Developers can realize significant energy savings, increased rents, reduced liability and a lower cost of occupancy for their tenants by incorporating environmentally friendly, or “green,” elements in the design of their buildings, according to Lauren Yarmouth, principal, YRG Sustainability Consultants.