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This month Australia hosted its first Prop Tech Summit, which examined the impact of technology in the country and beyond. Here are five Aussie companies that have the potential to shake up the proptech market in the UK.

More than 2,200 property professionals gathered in Manchester this week for the annual retail conference, Revo. PlaceTech attended and chatted to some of the tech innovators in the showcase area.

Active in the UK market, the Finnish company aims to provide an all-in-one solution to manage homebuyers' customer journeys and streamline building processes. 

Between February 2016 and March 2018, commercial renewable installations dropped by 87%. Arbnco believes that the biggest reason for this is a lack of understanding from property managers on the range of renewable technologies available and the difficulties of working out the case for adoption.

Founded this year, the French startup allows landlords to follow the selling process entirely online and accept offers from verified online bidders. 

Italia, the land of great art, food, culture and… proptech? As we continue on our trek to discover startups across the world, we’ve compiled a list of Italian innovators that you need to know about.

The Finnish company, founded in 2012, aims to help real estate companies significantly reduce time and money spent on financial modelling, analysing and reporting tasks.

The aggregator aims to streamline the rental process to allow tenants to find and rent a property anywhere in the world safely and without a viewing.

As the world becomes increasingly digital, using a traditional lock and key system feels outdated, Ales Spetic, CEO of Klevio, explains how a smartphone key system could be the answer, without needing to replace the locks.