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The benefits of artificial intelligence are already being realized in many parts of the real estate sector, says Yardi’s Jace Swank. But contextualizing its outputs and ensuring data security remain essential considerations.

In the world of fund administration, artificial intelligence and automated machine learning promise greater efficiency and fresh insights. But protecting client data is an absolute priority, says Alter Domus’s Demetry Zilberg.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how real estate investments work, and the risk of getting left behind is becoming more and more significant, says AppFolio’s Mike Sebastian.

Life-changing discoveries are driving demand for research laboratories worldwide, say Breakthrough Properties’ Dan Belldegrun and Daniel D’Orazi.

Equity investors and lenders increasingly look to the UK and continental European life sciences sector as the market continues to mature, say Chris Walters and Brad Greenway at JLL.

Interest rate cuts could encourage greater activity as market turbulence begins to subside, but not in the short term, say participants in PERE’s US roundtable discussion.

As real estate markets in Europe bottom out, certain factors can help identify cities with growth potential, says Arrow Global’s Ellis Sher.

Data center requirements have changed significantly, led by growing demand for scalable facilities that can accommodate AI and cloud workloads, says PIMCO’s Kirill Zavodov.

Runaway growth in computing capacity is sparking interest in the region from sustainability-conscious investors, argue Areim’s Mikael Hesselvall and EcoDataCenter’s Peter Michelson.

GI Partners’ Tony Lin and Patrick Lawler consider how data centers became one of the most desirable property types for institutional real estate investors.