Proptech is about to come of age
We are almost a year into the global pandemic and offices are largely sat idle and empty. With lockdown now a reality until spring, the question on many industry leaders’ lips is: what does the future hold for commercial offices?
The year of creative destruction
My recording studio locked down in March, so the Propertyshe podcast series continued digitally.
Tech will be key to success for BTR
Editor: The pandemic has put BTR in the spotlight and reaffirmed the appeal of renting as a lifestyle choice. In an ever-more saturated rental market, technology will be the crucial point of difference.
Sensor tech can save space and Co2
Editor: Net-zero or zero-carbon is a bold but necessary ambition for us all if we are going to safeguard our environment for future generations (‘London office construction plummets 50%’).
Navigating market volatility with data
The industrial sector is booming and technology has definitely supported the transformation of this part of the industry.
The pandemic is a turning point for proptech innovators
Covid-19 has accelerated proptech adoption and will separate the essential from the non-essential solutions
Construction set for tech boost
The world is rapidly – and perhaps irrevocably – changing around us, with Covid-19 acting as a catalyst.
View from the top: Roelof Opperman, technology investment managing director of Fifth Wall
Fifth Wall’s managing director of real estate technology investment talks to Property Week about the venture capital firm’s fund launch, the three ‘buckets’ of proptech and what the post-Covid future holds.
