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Cristina García-Peri, head of corporate development and strategy at Azora Group, discusses how proptech is changing the industry.
The next generation of leaders needs tech expertise, says the firm's head of real estate for Europe and Africa, Chantal Clavier.
With decarbonization no longer optional for the industry, technology can also help owners to obtain better performance data and cut operating costs.
The quest for niche real estate sectors with a positive story is leading many investors toward life sciences assets, providing space for the growing pharmaceutical research sector.
Investment managers are catching on to the online possibilities of raising high-net-worth capital but tend to focus on debt rather than equity.
Innovation is helping to address health and safety concerns in a covid-changed world, with a more data-driven mindset driving operational efficiencies.
In the magazine: How proptech is taking center stage; The top technology trends; Plus interviews with RSM, DealCloud, Yardi Systems, Alter Domus, State Street, Sanne, Vistra and GLP. And much more…
The year of the coronvirus pandemic is reshaping the future of all aspects of the real estate industry – including proptech.
The need for greater tech investment is well understood, but not all market participants are taking the action that they say is required.
The vehicle’s limited partners, including Azora and BNP Paribas Real Estate, are betting on technology to help them become better property investors.