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Proptech startup Bright Spaces partners with Bruntwood Works and expands its presence in the UK

  • Bright Spaces has signed a partnership with UK-based commercial property developer Bruntwood Works to launch a visualisation and leasing platform for West Village Leeds – part of Bruntwood Works’ £200m Pioneer programme to create cutting-edge workspaces of the future
  • Digitalisation of real estate is accelerating, demonstrating the increasing importance of proptech solutions both for developers and tenants.
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