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Geekend Pitch Circus Winner Green Badger Is A Turbotax-Like Platform for LEED Certification

Tommy Linstroth had steered about 100 construction projects through LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design ) certification as first a real estate developer and then a consultant, but, despite his deep expertise, the process never seemed to get any easier. "It was always like banging your head against a

Atlanta's Shadow Ventures Launches BuiltTech Labs To Identify Startups Disrupting the Built Environment

Atlanta's Shadow Ventures Launches BuiltTech Labs To Identify Startups Disrupting the Built Environment

Last year, the inaugural BuiltTech Week in Atlanta convened 500 experts and enthusiasts of a relatively-new tech field — "BuiltTech" encompasses any technology that assists or works within the built environment. Think real estate, architecture, engineering, and construction. Traditionally, these fields — all of which have huge market potential

SmartPM Helps Builders Stay On Top of Scheduling to Avoid Costly Mistakes

SmartPM Helps Builders Stay On Top of Scheduling to Avoid Costly Mistakes

Any given real estate project often has more than one contractor or project manager involved in the process. Oftentimes, it's difficult to keep track of the stages the multiple parties are at, leading to delays and misunderstandings over costs. "The problem is rooted in the fact that

How SEO Helped PermitZone's New-to-Tech Founder Grow His Clientbase Organically

How SEO Helped PermitZone's New-to-Tech Founder Grow His Clientbase Organically

Navigating quickly-changing construction permit regulations and government agencies can quickly delay a real estate project and cost you thousands. You can pay a permit expediter, but that route will still put you out anywhere from $35 to $70 per hour. South Carolina-based PermitZone bridges the gap between municipalities