Technology

Blockchain technology has the power and capabilities to transform the private real estate market, writes Kyle Hagerty.

Data collection and management is a significant challenge for asset owners seeking to improve sustainability performance.

Embracing AI, construction technology and virtual tools to allow remote access and exploration of properties is becoming the norm, making real estate more adaptable to changing market conditions.

Low-income, high-growth economies could soon benefit from the digital transformation of real estate and housing.

AI and proptech solutions are crucial in addressing sustainability challenges and optimizing property management, says Partners Group’s global co-head of private real estate asset management.

Generative AI may be in its early stages, but it is already being used to create efficiencies in all corners of private real estate. Investors, however, remain skeptical of the technology, and for good reason.

Limited scope is an issue, but virtual methods of due diligence have had a positive effect on the overall process.

By leveraging advanced technology and predictive powers, real estate investors can uncover overlooked opportunities in both top-tier cities and tertiary locations, says PATRIZIA’s Marcelo Cajias.

Technology is empowering landlords and tenants to work together to meet energy efficiency targets, argues Fidelity’s Christopher Lyon Lynch.

A data-led approach to global cities highlights growing populations, new industries and forward-thinking city governments, says Nuveen’s Donald Hall.