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The smart lock company taken public this year is a case study in how to navigate an evolving capital market.
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Residential managers, residents and owners are seeing the positive impact that technology can have on their properties, something that has been amplified by the pandemic.
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Staff are cautiously beginning to return to the office after 18 months of working from home. Owners of office assets are keen to recoup losses. Does proptech hold the answers?
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Venture capital funding for proptech companies hit a record in the first half of 2021, and the momentum is expected to continue.
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Rising investment in real estate technology amid pandemic-era shifts in working mean proptech's time has come. Here are some key takeaways from PERE's 2021 Technology Report.
Technology can help real estate lenders and borrowers gain transparency and mitigate risks in loan management, say Chris Barbier and Alex Droste.
Having already rolled out some experimental ‘micro-cities’ in Hangzhou, China, Jiangong Real Estate Group’s Li Li explains why they could be a game-changer in industry and real estate investment
Data is transforming the way real estate managers do business. But many are lagging when it comes to data security, say Sanne’s Chris Thoume and Ash Hunt.
Covid has shown the need for data tools that enable investors to understand the risk that tenant defaults pose to cashflows, argues René Veerman.
The industry is embracing automation as capital continues to flow into the alternative investment sector, argue Alter Domus’s Gary Shelto and Dean Schaffer
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