When Will Spec Office Get Built Again?
Office demand is recovering, but speculative development in most markets remains stubbornly out of reach
Proptech
Real estate technology and proptech innovation, covering the software, hardware and data changing how buildings get built, financed and run. Thesis Driven tracks systems of record and property management platforms, point solution consolidation, integration and data infrastructure, marketplaces, and how technology shifts cost advantage between operators.
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Computer Vision is Coming, and It’s Gonna Be Weird
Move over, LLMs. Computer vision is going to hit real estate even harder.
Your PMS Integrations Are Working. Your Data Strategy Isn't.
PMS platforms are becoming more open but most multifamily operators still lack a unified data layer across their systems
Why AI Has Struggled to Break Into Mortgage Lending
Stacks of documents, repetitive workflows, and massive economics make mortgage lending an obvious target for AI, but adoption has been slow.
The Thesis Driven Innovation 100, 2026 | #1–15
Meet the 100 people shaping the future of the built world, Part III
The Thesis Driven Innovation 100, 2026 | #50–16
Meet the 100 people shaping the future of the built world, Part II
The Thesis Driven Innovation 100, 2026 | #51-100
Meet the 100 people shaping the future of the built world
Tokenized Real Estate: Separating Opportunity from the Hype
After years of false starts and regulatory confusion, a few serious projects are pointing toward what this technology can actually deliver for real estate
How Open Is Your PMS? Our Exclusive Platform-by-Platform Breakdown
The poll results are in! Operators and tech companies speak out about what they like—and seriously dislike—about property management systems
AI is Coming for the Asset Manager Too
For an industry built on spreadsheets and market analysis, asset management may be the next AI target.
Deep Dive: Rely
AI comes for property diligence – with major implications for real estate acquisitions
DealNav: A Story of Modern Entrepreneurship
Patrick Carino couldn’t find the CRM he needed, so he built one. Then it became a company.