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Leading property management firms are using AI to transform workflows, cut payroll by 20%, and boost leasing, maintenance, and renewals. The post How We Automated Four Workflows and Cut Payroll 20%: An Operator’s Playbook appeared first on Propmodo .
As AI reshapes industries, real estate faces mounting pressure to invest in innovation, bridge its R&D gap, and build true technological capability. The post Real Estate Companies Need to Rethink How They Spend on Technology in the AI Era appeared first on Propmodo .
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of nearly every business conversation, and self-storage is no exception. Operators, developers, investors, lenders, and acquisition teams are all beginning to ask how AI can help them move faster, analyze more efficiently, and make stronger decisions. The opportunity is…
Leasing automation helps property managers convert fewer leads into more signed leases by reducing friction, improving showings, and boosting efficiency. The post This Is Not My Dad’s Leasing Funnel, But He Would Have Adopted It Immediately appeared first on Propmodo .
The real estate industry's AI adoption is accelerating, but only firms mastering decision architecture will unlock lasting strategic value. The post AI Is Forcing Real Estate Organizations to Rethink How They Make Decisions appeared first on Propmodo .
Preserve’ developed by industry to support investment teams in consistently assessing how the transition to a low-carbon economy could affect real estate asset performance and value.
Moody's CRE Analytics publishes a quarterly performance index tracking commercial real estate outcomes in technology-focused markets.
Moody's CRE Analytics publishes performance metrics for the technology sector real estate market in Q4 2024.
Cushman & Wakefield examines flexible office market dynamics and workplace trends globally.
RCLCO announces an update to its interactive Neighborhood Atlas, originally developed with the ULI Terwilliger Center for Housing, offering mapping and data resources for neighborhood analysis.
NAIOP research explores generative AI applications across industrial real estate operations, extending beyond financial analysis and market research into operational strategy.
NAIOP Research Foundation presents an indexed comparison of development approvals processes across jurisdictions to help developers assess investment risk and enable local governments to benchmark permitting efficiency.
NAIOP Research Foundation report exploring emerging construction technologies and their implications for the construction and real estate development industries, informed by interviews with researchers and practitioners.
Survey report on customer experience technology adoption and priorities in the multifamily housing sector.
White paper examining the application of artificial intelligence in resident screening processes and related considerations for multifamily housing operators.
Research from the National Multifamily Housing Council exploring Internet of Things technology applications and implications for the multifamily housing sector.
Advisory article addressing institutional asset management challenges and scaling considerations across multiple properties.
Examines data ownership and control issues for hotel operators in Asia Pacific, challenging common assumptions about who owns guest profiles, booking histories, and operational records.
Savills examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping the physical retail sector and its implications for commercial real estate investment.
Explores how real estate sectors and investment strategies are adapting to artificial intelligence adoption and the fifth industrial revolution.
Thought leadership piece examining the Bay Area's role as a hub for artificial intelligence innovation and development.
Article examining the role and boundaries of artificial intelligence applications within commercial real estate practice.
Argues that data quality and governance, not advanced tools, are fundamental to success with AI and analytics in commercial real estate.
Commercial real estate rent data is only as useful as the methodology behind it. That’s why CompStak partnered with Columbia […] The post Columbia CompStak (CCRI) Rent Index National Update: May 29, 2026 appeared first on CompStak .
In today’s rapidly evolving real estate landscape, the buzz around artificial intelligence and data-driven insights is louder than ever. But […] The post Link Logistics on Building the Data Foundation AI Actually Needs – Podcast Recap appeared first on CompStak .
SKIP AHEAD TO Simple rent averages can lie. When Manhattan’s office market appeared to be recovering sharply in 2022 and […] The post How the Columbia CompStak Rent Index (CCRI) Eliminates Compositional Bias in CRE Rent Data – Webinar Recap appeared first on CompStak .
Whitepaper modeling four AI-adoption scenarios and how AI widens dispersion of outcomes across markets, property types, asset quality, and strategies.
MIT Sloan overview of proptech across smart buildings, property management platforms, construction tech, and RE fintech, with market projected to $104.6B by 2034.
Examines BTR as purpose-built single-family communities; renters-by-choice rose from 27% to 36% YoY; covers proptech, Sun Belt expansion, Blackstone's $3.5B Tricon deal and rate risks.
CRETI year-end report: $16.7B invested in proptech in 2025 (+67.9% YoY), 77% structured as debt/PE, AI as baseline expectation, Europe softening while the Middle East emerges.
Survey of 145 VC investors: market stabilizing around capital efficiency, institutional AI adoption, and operator-driven demand, with AI as core infrastructure.
KPMG's 5th annual China Leading PropTech 50, themed 'New Intelligence', highlighting AI-driven value creation, big data and IoT across the real estate lifecycle.
CRETI monthly funding note: October 2025 proptech rounds concentrated in residential electrification, owner-operating financial infrastructure and construction AI with single-project payback.
PERE's ranking of the top 20 proptech investors by capital raised 2020-2024; Hidden Hill Capital leads at $2.3B, Fifth Wall second; top-20 fundraising down 23% YoY.
JLL survey of 1,000+ senior decision-makers across 16 markets: 92% of CRE teams are piloting AI but only 5% have hit program goals; leaders prioritize portfolio optimization, energy management and data workflows.
Altus Group on proptech's move from AI hype to the application layer: point solutions deliver measurable time savings while broader strategic/financial impact remains unproven.
J.P. Morgan defines proptech and explores four applications: digital marketing, smart building tech, operational efficiency, and energy management.
Altus Group on proptech's shift from nice-to-have to ROI-driven essentials, with operator-validated case studies (Twin-Knowledge, Whale) and tech-stack consolidation trends.
CRETI on the structural shift in proptech capital: debt and structured late-stage rounds supplementing/replacing venture equity, with continued VC interest in AI workflow tools.
CRETI quarterly note: Q1 2025 proptech raised $2.06B, with a structural tilt toward infrastructure, backend systems and AI-driven operational platforms over consumer-facing features.
CRETI monthly note: February 2025 proptech raised $544M across 32 rounds (median $9.8M), with debt at 41.7% of total funding and early-stage VC focused on AI-driven solutions.
JLL Spark's four 2025 proptech themes: sustainability, data-center growth, CRE market rebound and AI, with ROI/payback emerging as the deciding factor for adoption.
JLL Spark research mapping the gap between what CRE users demand from AI (predictive analytics, tenant-experience tools) and what proptech developers supply; 90.1% plan to run CRE with AI supporting human experts.
JLL overview of its proptech stack: smart-building management, AI for market prediction, cloud asset management and AI-based energy management across 80+ countries.
CRETI on AI's expanding 2025 role across real estate: AI agents replacing chatbots, predictive analytics, automation of financial processes and predictive maintenance.
Record $3.2B in VC into AI-powered proptech in 2024; US captured $2B+, Europe $700M, APAC $500M across leasing, construction, energy, and workplace use cases.
Deloitte's CRE outlook with heavy technology focus: 81% prioritize data/technology spend, 76% researching/piloting AI; covers digital twins, predictive rent forecasting and legacy-system barriers.
JLL Research on AI's implications for CRE: market impact, AI firms as occupiers, and industry adoption; ~700 AI-powered RE tech firms at end-2024.
Cushman & Wakefield feature on its Fifth Wall proptech partnership, arguing firms should adopt existing market technology and collaborate industry-wide rather than build proprietary tools.
MetaProp's freely accessible research hub housing the bi-annual Global PropTech Confidence Index and AI/ESG studies; latest is the Mid-Year 2025 Global PropTech Confidence Index (Oct 2025).
Colliers 2025 outlook with proptech/technology adoption themes; industrial and multifamily recovery noted, office grappling with elevated vacancy.
CRETI's 2024 proptech funding report analyzing the sector's shift toward financial discipline and profitability across construction, residential, multifamily and office, by tech category and geography.
A thematic study quantifying how AI-driven workforce change is expected to reshape U.S. office space demand through 2030.
McKinsey examines how agentic AI can automate multistep workflows across property management, leasing, and other core real estate functions, enabling humans to work in partnership with autonomous AI agents. It frames agentic AI as the next wave beyond earlier generative-AI applications in the sector.
Office occupancy across all Kastle-tracked buildings reached 56.3 percent for the week of December 8, 2025, the highest weekly average recorded since early 2020. Class A-plus buildings reached 78.8 percent occupancy and Tuesday set a single-day post-pandemic record at 66.0 percent.
Green Street expanded its Canadian private market commercial real estate intelligence. The release adds data and analytics across Canadian property sectors.
Kastle introduced peak-day occupancy data to its Back to Work Barometer to capture the mid-week concentration of office attendance. The metric highlights the barbell pattern where Tuesday through Thursday occupancy runs roughly double that of Monday and Friday.
Apartment List introduced a Time On Market index measuring how long listed units take to lease, complementing its rent estimates and vacancy index. Units were taking roughly 30 days to lease in recent readings as elevated supply kept the market soft.