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Technology is having a major impact on the real estate and construction industry.
Continually emerging technologies and application of these technologies such as smart buildings, data analysis, crowd funding and paperless apartment sales, are disrupting the traditional business models and go to market approaches in the real estate and construction industry.
We have explored these topics in a series of articles focusing on how technology is impacting:
- construction materials and techniques
- go to market strategies
- funding.
Technology is having a major impact on the real estate and construction industry. Sian Sinclair, our Global Head of Real Estate and Construction, discusses how the industry is responding and evolving.
INSIGHTS
The green bond revolution
Too often the earlier adopters of technology that incorporate new sustainable materials and/or construction practices in their projects, have found it difficult to access funding due to the perceived higher risk of not applying a ‘mainstream’ approach.
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Insights
Democratising Property Investment
Property investment has been a part of Australian culture since the earliest days of British settlement. But for a growing number of Australians, the traditional pathways to property investment are getting harder and harder to traverse.
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Real estate & construction
Tech-boost your real estate marketing
How sellers create an impact and entice potential buyers in the way they initially go to market is a critical component in the process of moving real estate assets.
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