In August, Airbnb will turn 13 years old. Like most teenagers, Airbnb is having the worst time of its life.... Read More
PositionAssociate Editor
JoinedJuly 17, 2020
Articles94
Born in Dallas, Kyle is a proud lifelong Texan. He’s dedicated himself to covering a state as big as life itself. After graduating from Texas A&M, he moved to Houston, where he covers real estate and technology. With a degree in economics he worked on construction sites, in classrooms and on trading floors, before finally settling into a career as a full-time business reporter. These days, you can find him digging up a story down on Houston’s bayous. He is an associate editor at Propmodo.
There is an unseen force directing when and where companies move and buildings get built: government incentives. This force can... Read More
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New York City isn’t dead. Anyone who’s enjoyed a beverage or a bite at one of the city’s hopping, vibrant... Read More
A maturing legal cannabis industry in several states has the industry growing its real estate footprint, looking for more agricultural,... Read More
The future of access control technology boils down to a question: who will control the device that controls the lock? Our... Read More
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Geothermal activity has been shaping the Earth since its inception, creating the very land we reside on. Today, technology is... Read More
The right location can make or break any retail business. These days figuring out where to open is less of... Read More
There’s no doubt PropTech has been growing by leaps and bounds, but so far the promised revolution of the property... Read More
Air quality and sanitization have been at the top of people’s minds for the past 18 months. Keeping offices and... Read More
American employers are caught between a needle and a hard place. Many feel they can’t safely reopen the office back... Read More
