MVPs in property transformation

The concept of buildings as producers of valuable data is relatively new and multifaceted. We’ve spoken to the experts to break it down and answer the big questions on this hot topic.

MetaProp NYC’s Aaron Block sat down with Paul Unger at MIPIM PropTech Europe in Paris to talk European expansion strategy, “naïve” views of blockchain and property’s “appalling” adoption of technology.

Creating a Digital Twin will help with the transformation needed to put users and their environment at the heart of the built environment, writes Menno Lammers, founder of PropTechNL.

The three-day conference has confirmed what many already predict to be the biggest trends of the next few years: artificial intelligence and augmented reality.

Everyone adapts to tech in different ways and at different speeds, but there are six broad stages by which you can judge the technology maturity of a company, writes Dan Hughes.

In a UK property industry first, the country’s leading science and technology park operator has invested more than £400,000 in its advanced energy strategy to move towards self-reliance.

‘What does good look like?’ That was the question a senior director of a multi-disciplinary property group put to me over breakfast as she grappled to understand where her firm stood in the proptech pecking order.

As a futurist, I spend most of my time talking about what could be, rather than what is, writes Tom Cheesewright. When I’m asked to speak about proptech, I talk about future possibilities: living cities, smart buildings, AI assistants and mixed reality experiences.

It’s never too late to start innovating. Real estate might be taking time to grab the tech bull by its complex horns, but creating new positions during this time of business model disruption can help you ride the wave from the start.