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PropTech: Envoy Technologies Q&A

The RegistryAugust 2, 20185 Mins read1.4k

By Jack Stubbs Advances in vehicular technology will no doubt continue to shape the commercial real estate industry as transit-oriented developments become increasingly central to the plans of real estate professionals. Envoy Technologies, founded in Culver City, California in May 2017 , is a ride-sharing platform that looks to connect property owners and developers with […]

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