The PropTech Disruption of 2023: Four Early-Stage Trends and Startups Reshaping Residential Real Estate
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There are many questions right now in both the commercial and residential real estate industries in the United States. According to Bloomberg and Morgan Stanley, “1.5 trillion of U.S. Commercial real estate debt comes due for for repayment before the end of 2025” (Source). In a high interest rate and inflationary environment, less and less institutional investors are buying commercial real estate. Institutions and retail are opting for highly liquid investment opportunities, keeping money on the sidelines, and even trying to get out of assets that are illiquid. With a clear sight of struggle ahead in commercial real estate, there is bound to be technological disruption. We will start by going over commercial real estate trends and then dive into residential real estate trends, as well as focus on four software startups and trends within residential real estate. Let’s cover commercial real estate first to understand the second and third order factors that may have an impact on residential real estate.
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There are many questions right now in both the commercial and residential real estate industries in the United States. According to Bloomberg and Morgan Stanley, “1.5 trillion of U.S. Commercial real estate debt comes due for for repayment before the end of 2025” (Source). In a high interest rate and inflationary environment, less and less institutional investors are buying commercial real estate. Institutions and retail are opting for highly liquid investment opportunities, keeping money on the sidelines, and even trying to get out of assets that are illiquid. With a clear sight of struggle ahead in commercial real estate, there is bound to be technological disruption. We will start by going over commercial real estate trends and then dive into residential real estate trends, as well as focus on four software startups and trends within residential real estate. Let’s cover commercial real estate first to understand the second and third order factors that may have an impact on residential real estate.