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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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Building the Zero-Employee Property Manager
From AI to automation, centralization, and offshoring: how close are we to machines doing the property manager's job?
The Next Generation of Multifamily Metrics
Operators are gaining insights by going beyond vacancy, renewal, and opex ratio. Here are ten metrics they're watching.
The Construction 3D Printing Landscape
A taxonomy of the technologies, approaches, and startups of the 3D printing ecosystem
What Real Estate Giants Are Saying About Technology | Q4 2024 Edition
We listened to their quarterly earnings calls so you don’t have to
Who is Investing in Real Estate Tech? 1H 2025 Edition
Our updated list of firms actively investing in real estate technology companies. Is the turnaround here?
Emerging Managers & Technology
Building a living database of emerging real estate operators raising their hands for new and interesting technology
How To Control Every Property System With a Single Application
Over the past decade, building systems have become increasingly sophisticated, offering property owners unparalleled opportunities for control, automation, and data access
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The Stuck Generation
A generation of startups have real revenue but little cash flow or growth... and a heavy VC pref stack. The party's over; who cleans up the mess?
Where Does Revenue Management Go From Here?
Antitrust litigation has exposed fundamental questions about revenue management - and fueled the rise of new players