Wan Bridge is developing Cadia Grand Court, a 144-home build-to-rent community in Fort Bend County that will showcase AiWB technology throughout the construction process.

Wan Bridge is expanding its Houston-area portfolio with Ivy Forest Estates, a 46-home build-to-rent townhome community now pre-leasing in Pearland’s Ivy District.

Wan Bridge’s Cadia Grand Court marks the company’s first build-to-rent project to use its AiWB platform from site selection through construction.

Wan Bridge is leveraging its proprietary AiWB platform to connect and automate workflows across the build-to-rent lifecycle, helping increase efficiency and scale operations.

AiWB, an AI-powered construction technology platform developed by Wan Bridge, announced the start of development on Cadia Grand Court, a new 144-home build-to-rent community in

Firm will act as a site developer rather than an owner or operator of data centers.

Texas is projected to overtake Northern Virginia as the world’s largest data center market by 2030.

W Land Development is expanding into data center development, including work on a 1,000-acre site in West Texas as demand for power-ready infrastructure continues to

Most homebuilders still run on spreadsheets, phone calls, and manual site inspections. That’s not for lack of trying; it’s a symptom of a broader gap

Whether by choice or necessity, the share of Americans who rent rather than own their homes is on the rise. Compared to the counterparts in

AiWB was recognized by The Silicon Review as a leading AI technology company in construction, highlighting its end-to-end AI operating system, integrated modules and automated

AiWB is transforming construction by replacing fragmented, manual workflows with one AI-powered platform that connects the entire project lifecycle from design through handover.