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Proptech Primer: Trends In Real Estate Technology

Stephen Skinner, CIO, First Team Real Estate

For the consumer-centric startup, there are significant challenges posed to any disruptor of a large and well...

The Intoxication of PropTech: Boom, Bust, and Survival

Sandy Jacolow, CIO, Meridian Capital Group

In an economy energized by Internet of Thing (IoT) devices energizing Smart Buildings and Smart Cities,...

Property Technology: Driving Culture Change at Mcdonald's

Scott Phillips, Director, Corporate Real Estate, McDonald’s Corporation

Success with Property Technology requires a changing mindset within CRE around partnerships, skills sets, and a...

The Finnish PropTech Cluster, A Global Testbed For Innovation?

Teemu Haataja, Director, Sector Head of Real Estate and Construction & Sarah Sipilä, Director, Global Strategy Group, KPMG Finland

With nearly 17 companies per million inhabitants, Finland has the highest concentration of proptech....

PropTech Evolve and Mature Significantly

Darryll Colthrust, Director of Innovation, Palmer Capital

PropTech has had about $70bn invested into it to-date. But what does it mean to you?

New Tech Unlocks Efficiency Right Across the Asset Lifecycle

Richard Shennan, Group Digital Business Development Director, Mott MacDonald

Rising demand from growing populations combined with constrained resources.

Shifting Perceptions to Transform PropTech

Paul Cossell, CEO, ISG

We’re at a pivotal moment in the construction industry. A moment where existing methodologies

PropTech 2019: Big Data, Bots, and PlanTech

Jonny Britton, Co-Founder & CEO, LandInsight

The best tools are the ones that solve real problems by empowering their users.

Data Standards will Encourage PropTech Revolution in Real Estate

Andrew Knight, International Data Standards Director, RICS

The world of real estate is on a journey to a digital future and the need for trusted data is becoming increasingly vital to enable firms in the built and natural environment sector keep

Innovating to Cut Costs For Mortgage Lenders, Save Time and Money for Borrowers, and Expand the Availability of Credit

Andy Higginbotham, Chief Operating Officer, Single-Family, Freddie Mac

In the face of rising interest rates, declining volume and high production costs, controlling costs will enable lenders to save money, at the same time as they expand their capabilities to serve a wider customer base.