Proptech gives developers and landlords a competitive edge
Whether it’s monitoring temperature in an office building or measuring footfall in a retail unit, technology now plays a big role in real estate
Technology has been evolving all around us at a fast pace over the last few decades. It can be perceived as a disruptor, an innovator or an opportunity. One thing, however, is consistent: it is fundamentally changing the way we go about our daily lives and business. This in turn is having a fundamental impact on real estate and the built environment.
For the real estate industry specifically, proptech is changing the way property is...
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