How technology is disrupting the real estate industry
When Marc Andreessen famously said, “Software is eating the world,” that statement included our houses, office buildings, and yards, too. Technology touches every aspect of the real estate industry today. Buyers can see a birds-eye view of a neighborhood 2,000 miles away through drone footage….
TOP TECH TRENDS TRANSFORMING THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY
Real estate mobile apps and agent websites are becoming more and more popular as a means of searching for the right property, so those who are professionally engaged in this field and planning to expand their business should, in the first place, understand the market…
How the best real estate agents use a CRM database
The best real estate agents know how to use a customer relationship management (CRM) database to their advantage. They rely on them to organise, schedule and streamline communications and, when used effectively, those databases have the potential to serve as a powerful tool that can vastly improve…
Technology and the future of real estate
From the latter decades of the 20th century, technology has seeped into most facets of commercial industry. Computers, digitisation and the internet have permanently altered how we consume goods and services. You only have to look at the explosion of companies like Amazon and Netflix,…
The Growth of Real Estate Technology In Australia.
After investigating nearly 200 real estate technology businesses over the last 18 months PieLAB Venture Partners, who manage the Real Estate Industry Venture Capital Fund, know more about the changing landscape of the real estate industry than any other organisation in the country. Here’s their…
10 REAL ESTATE TECHNOLOGY TRENDS YOU CAN EXPECT IN 2020
Real estate technology trends are having a major influence on the industry and changing the way real estate agents, brokers, investors, and managers operate. With funding for real estate property technology (proptech) increasing every year, more startups are emerging with new technologies. In addition, giants such as…
Modernizing Real Estate: The Property Tech Opportunity
Two years ago, I started investing in multi-family real estate in my free time. As I invested in properties, I discovered that every deal required piles of paperwork, arbitrarily large transaction costs, and unexpected delays. Since my expertise is in tech investing, I decided to…
Stronger leads follow huge uptake in Matterport VR tech
The huge uptake in Matterport virtual tour technology by agents and property managers is by far the most impressive tech innovation currently trending in real estate, according to Melbourne-based immersive technology company PHORIA. “They want to innovate and provide a game-changing point of difference from…
Top 10 Real Estate Tech Trends to Watch in 2019
You wake up in the morning, ask Amazon Alexa for your daily property report and schedule then use your smartphone app to automatically make your bed and get your coffee ready for the day. What a world we live in – technology is constantly evolving…
Photogrammetry: 3D scans changing real estate that anyone can make
Photogrammetry has long been in use to showcase and map our world through a different view with the help of photography and a camera lens, and now the technology has found its way into real estate. Business development manager at PHORIA Wade Angelo said that…
3 unexpected tech trends shaping the industry
Chief technology officer at Console Jason Turnbull lists three industry trends that are likely to extend their influence more significantly in the period ahead, and they may not be what most people expect. 1. The rise and rise of the gig economy Mr Turnbull predicts that…
Tech making real estate more personal, building deeper relationships
Customer engagement is becoming more personalised using technology, and agents are getting smarter at marketing to their database using technology to help develop deeper relationships with their clients, according to real-tech firm Progenys Technologies. Progenys says that the real estate technology landscape has gone, and continues to…