Rise of the machines | The robots entering real estate

Disruptive technology is driving a shift in market behaviour in the property industry, but many businesses do not yet know how to take advantage of the opportunities on offer, according to experts speaking at Digital Opportunities 2018.

Place Group has launched its latest publication, PlaceTech, where the property and technology communities meet.

The £50,000 funding will be used to create modular homes for key workers.

The buzz around Smart Buildings has ramped up in recent years, especially with commercial buildings. Given all the hype, it can be tricky to distinguish the truly transformative innovation taking place, how it can be of benefit, and to whom.

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.

Talking lifts and valuation generators – it’s all going AI.

“Proptech has been building such mass and momentum that it will change the world” – Andrew Baum, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. But what is it?

Traditionally sceptical of technology, the property industry remains one of the last sectors to be disrupted. Innovation is only adopted when it adds real value.