Monthly Archives: January 2019

Tech startup REX raises $45M, plans expansion into new markets

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REX, a tech startup that relies on artificial intelligence, has raised $45 million with an eye toward expanding into new markets. Continue reading →

Blend names former Fannie Mae chief executive as first president

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Blend, the digital mortgage application startup, has named former Fannie Mae chief executive Timothy Mayopoulos as its new president, the company announced. Continue reading →

Compass hires former Uber exec to lead communications

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Jason Post has a background that blends public and private work. Prior to working at Compass, he was the director of public policy and communications at Uber. Continue reading →

What To Expect When You’re Connecting: Our favorite food picks around Times Square

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Where to eat and drink with new friends and old around Times Square during Inman Connect New York. Continue reading →

Can’t knock the hustle: How to start a lucrative side business in real estate

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Successfully pulling off a side hustle in conjunction with a bustling real estate career is no easy feat, but these pros have pulled it off multiple times. Learn their secrets on how to start a successful side business in real estate here. Continue reading →

Homesnap will pay monthly mortgage of 10 federal workers

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Home listings portal Homesnap is offering to pay the mortgage or rent of 10 workers affected by the now 31-day long partial shutdown of the federal government. Continue reading →

Existing-home sales decline in December after 2 months of gains

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Existing-home sales declined 6.4 percent in December to a seasonally adjusted rate of 4.99 million, following two straight months of consecutive gains. Continue reading →

What to expect when you’re Connecting: Vegan and vegetarian restaurants near ICNY

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Our favorite places to find vegan and vegetarian food near Times Square. Continue reading →