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The construction sector is poised to invest heavily in new smart technologies to address a string of issues that arose during the pandemic.

These digital twins enable accurate predictions of a building’s operational performance while repurposing existing models for further use.

AI has enormous potential to reshape real estate, with near and long-term impacts ranging from the emergence of new markets and asset types to innovations in investment and revenue models.

Fresh off growth programme, Pi Labs’ ambitious Founders have been diving headfirst into scaling their ventures. We sat down with them to ask how their big ideas will have animpact on the built world, communities and environment. Click here to watch the exclusive interviews.

Nuveen Real Estate, one of the largest investment managers in the world with more than $153 billion of assets under management, announced it is onboarding an additional 10 million square feet of its life sciences and office portfolio onto Prophia, an AI lease abstraction and commercial real estate data management platform.

Cushman & Wakefield announced an expansion of offerings under Cushman & Wakefield’s Asset Services Tenant Experience Platform, “Presence by Cushman & Wakefield.” Presence gives landlords and investors sophisticated tools and programming that bolsters the building experience and engagement with building employees and creates workplaces that attract and retain tenants.

Scarce funding, fewer new startups, and greater competitive demands — these and other trends are shaping the real estate tech landscape

Bob W Oosterpark and Bob W Noord, comprising over 150 apartments, lofts and rooms between them, will be exemplars of the operator’s pioneering approach to 21st-century hospitality, combining the quality of a hotel with the authenticity of short-term rental accommodation. Guests will enjoy a five-star, contactless service in locally-designed apartments within these handpicked neighbourhoods.

Building codes are foundational to the built environment. They express the laws and regulations that stipulate how and what can be built or renovated, as well as the functional and operational requirements of the resulting structures.

Venture capital’s biggest global brand is breaking up, with Sequoia’s China and India and Southeast Asia funds relaunching as new firms HongShan and Peak XV Partners.