With climate change and industrial innovation threatening to shorten the lifespans of real estate assets, many property developers and fund managers globally are looking for technologies which will help to protect properties against premature obsolescence.
Measuring the extent to which real estate investors are turning to tech to future-proof their assets is a major element in the Asia proptech survey being conducted by Mingtiandi and Yardi this month, as we seek to measure tech adoption in the industry.
The survey is now in its final days, and we invite you to share your insights by clicking on the link above. (The survey requires approximately 10 minutes to complete).
Reshaping Assets and Workplaces
In addition to asking developers and investors what steps they are taking to ensure the ongoing value of their portfolios, the survey asks all respondents about how they are using technology to ensure that their workplaces are up to date.
The poll, which follows up on earlier editions in 2020 and 2017, also seeks to document how real estate companies in Asia are making use of technology to help achieve sustainability and wellness in both their investment portfolios, and the facilities used for their own businesses.
Last year’s survey, which focused on the impact of the pandemic on tech adoption, attracted 180 responses from real estate professionals around the region and formed the basis for the report, “Tech Adoption in Asian Real Estate: the Pandemic Drives Innovation”, which was published in January of this year.
Documenting Asia Developments
Following completion of the survey, which is set to finish on Friday 30 July, the results of the poll will be analysed and published in a report set for publication in November of this year.
All entries are confidential and anonymous, and Mingtiandi looks forward to hearing from all of you on how your company is making use of technology to meet existing goals or achieve new ones.
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