While landlords like Rudin are implementing the tech, only about 20 percent of NYC office properties are built to sustain it.
February 22, 2018 02:50PM
February 22, 2018 02:50PM
Every time a tenant enters or exits a Rudin Management-owned property, the building notices. A sensor in a turnstile near the entrance sends a signal to the property’s operating system, dubbed Nantum. The system can sense sudden shifts in occupancy and quickly adjust its heating and air-conditioning depending on the season.
Rudin launched the independent tech startup Prescriptive Data — Nantum’s creator — in June 2016. The Manhattan-based company supplies Rudin’s buildings as well as properties owned by six other landlords with its technology. (A representative for Rudin declined to name the other landlords.)
The startup seems to be at the forefront of the smart building revolution underway in commercial real estate, including rental apartments.
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