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- by Oli Farago, CEO and Co-Founder of Coyote
In my first article, An Introduction to Digital Transformation, I discussed the potential impact of Digital Transformation on commercial real estate. The following article explores the...
Blockchain technology is the new buzzword in commercial real estate despite having its foundation in cryptocurrency like Bitcoin. For brokers who barely understand cryptocurrency, the idea of applying the concept underlying virtual currency to commercial real estate seems overly complex so here we try to make it as simple as possible to understand.
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3D printed offices could be here sooner than anyone could have imagined. Already there is a fully compliant 3D printed housing structure standing in Austin, TX with plans to build the very first 3D printed housing community
Written by: Rich Sarkis, CEO & Co-Founder, Reonomy
As an industry late to fully embrace the data revolution, commercial real estate is still operationally outmoded. Property information and market insights are passed around like a secret, and many transactional ...
Between 2015 and 2016, real estate tech attracted nearly 2 billion in investor dollars – 85% more money than the previous year. This explosion of money into the industry is the res...
Architects and builders know exactly what they are seeing when they look at building plans on a piece of paper. They can envision the space just by looking at measurements and lines on a drawing. But can they relay and relate that vision to the client? For your clients, it’s usually all just Greek.
VR, though believed to h...
Almost two years ago now, I saw a blog post highlighting how technology had “killed” various industries and their traditional counterparts.
Not only did these technological platforms completely displace industry-leaders, by taking their market share, but the platforms also created n...
There is a crucial ingredient found in all of the Smart Cities around the world that we can all learn something from. It is backing from a supportive local government.