Venture Capital and Commercial Real Estate

According to one panelist who will speak at the upcoming CREW Network Convention, three opportunities include: big data and artificial intelligence; sustainability as a driver of innovation; and tenant experience.

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ORLANDO, FL—Venture capital is changing commercial real estate at an astonishing pace. GlobeSt.com recently caught up with Andrea Jang, head of growth Americas for JLL Spark, to gain insight on how venture capitalists choose what to fund, how their funding will change CRE, and how to keep pace with the changes. The topics we focused on will be part of a larger breakout session she will serve as a panelist on at the upcoming CREW Network Convention and Marketplace here in Orlando, FL.

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