Imagine your property management data, a treasure trove of insights, trapped in proprietary formats that don't play well with others, structured differently from those of your competitors and incompatible with the AI tools promising to revolutionize your business.
Technology is not optional in the rapidly evolving real estate industry of today; rather, it is necessary. Property managers, owners, and investors require tools that offer scalability, automation, and intelligent insights in addition to making daily tasks easier.
Choosing the right technology for facility management is no longer a rigid process of replacing paper-based work orders. In today's dynamic landscape, modern facilities demand a range of integrated tools, from basic maintenance tracking to advanced building automation and ESG reporting.
In a recent study by the University of Waterloo, researchers have uncovered a pressing reality facing Toronto's renters: Financial landlords—private equity firms, real estate investment trusts (REITs), and institutional investors—charge rents nearly 44% above neighborhood averages.
Implementing Common Area Maintenance (CAM) Reconciliation can be daunting, but with the right tools and expertise, it becomes an efficient and streamlined process.
In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) has transitioned from a futuristic concept to an essential component of competitive strategy.
The construction industry has traditionally been rooted in manual processes and on-the-ground oversight, but recent technological advancements are driving a transformative shift.
Imagine learning a new skill, like playing a musical instrument. At first, you start by practicing introductory notes and songs, learning from experience.