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Artificial Intelligence is about to transform the property industry forever

There’s a passage in Ernest Hemingway’s novel The Sun Also Rises in which a character named Mike is asked how he went bankrupt. “Two ways,” he answers. “Gradually, then suddenly.” Artificial Intelligence (AI) has done just that, as over time small changes accumulate, and then suddenly the world is a different place.

What do real estate investors really want?

What is the secret to satisfying today’s tech-savvy, sophisticated and inquisitive investor? Chris Barbier, Yardi’s Investment Management Industry Principal, has a few insights to share.

Tech woes push sublease space up slightly

With cost cutting and redundancies in the tech industry dominating the news cycles this year, the move has forced a slight increase in office sublease space across the country. But levels are still under their recent highs.

How real estate can drive data leadership in 2023

The mind-blowing power of artificial intelligence may capture headlines and headspace, but no real estate company can harness AI’s potential – nor comply with imminent regulation – without good data governance. Find out why Yardi’s latest whitepaper offers big opportunities for Australia’s real estate leaders.

Proptech survey: Still in spreadsheets

Most Australian real estate companies think technology will reshape their assets over the next three years – but half are still using spreadsheets to assess the performance of their portfolios.

PropTech Hub WA hosts first hackathon

PropTech Hub WA hosts first hackathon An emerging space in Perth’s CBD has played host to WA’s first PropTech hackathon, challenging teams to apply their innovative platforms and tools to […]