By Meghan Hall Augmented and virtual reality programs have made a splash in the commercial real estate industry as of late, helping brokers and tenants alike visualize an office’s potential before committing to a leasing agreement. Such technologies are considered an important stride forward in an industry that is increasingly learning to favor flexibility. SpatialFirst, […]
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