With our current supply chain stress, moving goods in and out of facilities as quickly as possible is critical. For... Read More
PositionAssociate Editor
JoinedJuly 17, 2020
Articles130
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.
Investors looking for gains in commercial real estate have been left scratching their heads as the ongoing global pandemic turns... Read More
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Creating a digital twin of a building may be an exercise in technical expertise, but understanding their value isn’t. Digital... Read More
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Batteries are the big conundrum preventing the future from being dominated by renewable energy. Stuffing enough batteries into buildings isn’t... Read More
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