In the past decade, the financial industry has evolved rapidly – and it's continuing to change. Transactions that were once only possible through personal visits to financial institutions can now be completed with just a few taps on a mobile phone. If, in the past, you had to personally hand over a cash or a check to pay your bills, now, you can transfer funds online, whether to a friend or to a company. But, these changes were not brought about by the industry's determined effort. Thanks to technological advancements that have changed the way the world works, the finance sector was compelled to respond and adapt to today's digital era.

No industry is immune to technological advances, but real estate is one niche that has been traditionally slower to adopt new trends. PropTech is booming and changing the way we buy, sell, and interact with our properties. I have recently been to ProbTech events to deliver keynotes, and more and more companies in the industry are asking for my advice on tech transformation. So, with this post, I would like to share the key trends every real estate professional and property manager needs to be aware of. The real estate and property management industries are uniquely positioned to benefit from big data.

No industry is immune to technological advances, but real estate is one niche that has been traditionally slower to adopt new trends. PropTech is booming and changing the way we buy, sell, and interact with our properties. I have recently been to ProbTech events to deliver keynotes, and more and more companies in the industry are asking for my advice on tech transformation. So, with this post, I would like to share the key trends every real estate professional and property manager needs to be aware of. The real estate and property management industries are uniquely positioned to benefit from big data.