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But we have another collaboration with Blueprint that I didn't mention: the launch of Insights by Blueprint, a unique research product focused on deep dive analyses of real estate tools and technologies.
There's nothing out there like Insights today. I describe it as "John Burns but for CTOs and COOs" and just the research piece – no consulting. And every research report is informed by Insights' 80-person Advisory Council of leading executives at real estate owners and operators sharing genuine, on-background insights on the technologies and tools they've employed. What works, what doesn't, and how to actually make hard technology choices.
We've published some deep research like this in the past here at Thesis Driven (such as our influential exploration of the future of property management systems) but it's not really core to what we do. So we're thrilled to be supporting Blueprint in getting this off the ground, and two of the first reports (on multifamily Wi-Fi and resident screening) are by yours truly. They are service-y and tactical, designed for real estate owners and operators facing genuine technology decisions.
If you think this is for you, sign up here. This month Blueprint is offering introductory pricing of $80 per month – given the price points of comparable research products, I don't think that'll last long.
Separately, it's been fun seeing so many Thesis Driven readers at the show this week. Don't hesitate to hunt me down if you're here – I'm kicking off tomorrow's Vision Stage – otherwise, we'll be announcing our next subscriber event in NYC soon.
Brad is the founder and editor of Thesis Driven (www.thesisdriven.com), a publication covering innovation in the built world. Over the past decade he has co-founded General Assembly and Common which generated a combined $500M+ in enterprise value.
