In the Press
ClimateCheck debuts on location intelligence platform Local Logic
Inman – The two companies’ shared interested in local data insights is one major reason the partnership was a good fit, ClimateCheck CEO Cal Inman said
Inman announces first round of Property Pavilion and Startup Alley exhibitors for ICLV21
Inman – Inman Connect carves out specialized spaces for startups and property investment brands
Local Logic Partners With CoreLogic to Provide Location Intelligence for OneHome.ca
Business Wire – Leading Location Intelligence Provider To Supply Vital Data Sets For CoreLogic’s New Product Offering Set To Launch Later This Year
Media Coverage
Local Logic Welcomes Linda J. Isaacson to Board of Directors
Business Wire – Real estate talent management executive will guide location intelligence platform’s growth alongside new VP of Sales Audrey Whittington
Tech and the Post-Pandemic City
Planetizen – To steer American cities into the future, public and private sectors—and citizens—must work together to build broad, lasting support around complicated issues such as transparency and data privacy.
These 31 startups are revolutionizing the way Americans buy homes and use offices
Business Insider – The founders of “proptech” startups — firms that make various real-estate transactions or processes cheaper or more efficient using technology — are propelling a historically staid industry into the 21st century. Archipelago; Kasa Living; Local Logic; Flyhomes; Skye Gould/Insider
Curating A Development Through the Use of Data in A Post-Covid World with Sara Maffey
The Placemaking Podcast – This post was written based on my discussion with Sara Maffey, Head of Industry Relations at Local Logic on a recent episode of the Placemaking Podcast. To learn more about the show or the guest, please visit the website shown below.
How Location Intelligence Can Help Create the “15-Minute City”
Prop Modo – Seemingly overnight, the COVID-19 pandemic has upended much of the normal order across society and the built environment. As spare bedrooms become makeshift offices and longtime urbanites break for the suburbs, the very fabric of our cities is more in flux than any time in recent memory.