Smart Bricks is an AI-powered proptech that helps investors find high-quality real estate investments ...

Labor Day Weekend signals the unofficial beginning of fall, which means the start of the annual proptech conference season. Ironically, as technology in real estate continues to grow and becomes more ...

In our completely digital world, it may be surprising to learn there are industries still lagging behind. In fact, one of the country’s biggest assets, commercial real estate, is only just starting to ...

The real estate sector is experiencing a significant change as a result of the fast emergence of Property Technology (PropTech). The way property is constructed, sold, controlled, or even valued is ...

The fastest-growing group of real estate investors? They’re not hedge funds or institutional investors. They’re nurses, teachers, NASA engineers, and first-time landlords with a smartphone. In recent ...

Across the UK and Europe, property technology (PropTech) is rapidly gaining momentum, enhancing the way properties are bought, sold, rented, and managed. Yet, there's an untapped potential in these ...

Venture capitalists and other investors spend much of their time attempting to price proptech companies. Results vary, but whether pricing an investment into a startup or a more mature company, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about proptech and innovation in real estate and construction. Are You Ready sign against a stormy background with ...

The funding will help the proptech company address rising insurance costs with the upcoming release of GenAI Agents. These agents would utilize the data the company has gathered from its insurance ...

The once-booming proptech sector needs a lifeline to keep it going. Proptech startups spent the previous several years raising billions of dollars from investors hungry to get in on the ground floor ...

Investment in the UK’s proptech sector is growing. Currently valued at more than £14bn, the sector is forecasted to reach around £71bn by 2032, as the number of start-up firms continues its upward ...