Proptech

Among major American industries, construction remains uniquely disconnected from aggregated data infrastructure. Unlike real estate, which has centralized platforms like Zillow or financial ...

Over the past two years, venture capital investors have favored startups with AI in their pitch decks, often driving company valuations up by 20%. This enthusiasm is now shaping commercial r...

For decades, public construction contractors have bid on projects with little reliable data to inform their pricing, leading to inconsistent bids and lost revenue. Some contractors underbid ...

If your internet is suddenly faster, your neighborhood has new fiber lines, or a cell tower appears nearby, artificial intelligence (AI) likely played a role in making it happen. From planni...

The commercial real estate sector is showing early signs of recovery, evoking the cautious optimism of 2010–2012 after the Great Financial Crisis. This time, however, recovery depends not ...

The multi-family housing sector is experiencing a significant shift as developers seek new ways to differentiate their properties in an increasingly competitive market. Smart home technology...

The Miami River district was once a neglected stretch of waterfront, largely ignored by developers and city planners. Twenty-five years ago, when Lissette Calderon first saw potential there,...

Real estate transactions are moving faster than ever. Listings appear with professional photos, and closings can now happen in days instead of weeks. Behind these changes, artificial intelli...

Developers nationwide are finding it increasingly difficult to make multifamily projects financially feasible as construction costs remain high and access to capital tightens. Lisette Calder...

The proptech industry’s standard approach, offering mortgage products directly to consumers through websites and apps, may not work for assumable mortgages, according to Andy Taylor, f...

The U.S. housing market remains largely frozen as homeowners with low fixed-rate mortgages hold off on selling, unwilling to exchange their sub-4% loans for today’s much higher rates. Buye...

The home inspection industry is experiencing a shift driven by professionals who bring diverse backgrounds and innovative approaches to traditional property assessment. This change reflects ...

The U.S. housing market is weighed down by a vast inventory of low-rate mortgages that could help unfreeze sales, but a fundamental flaw in how Multiple Listing Service (MLS) data is handled...

For more than two decades, real estate technology companies have built consumer-facing search tools and agent platforms. Yet a core problem persists: the data powering these systems is often...

Buying or renting a home today looks very different from how it did even a few years ago. What once involved hours of scrolling, slow paperwork, and educated guesswork is increasingly guided...