Reporting and analysis grouped around #ArtificialIntelligence.
Commercial Observer’s annual Power Tech & AI list presents generative artificial intelligence as a defining force across real estate technology, shaping the sector’s most consequential leaders and companies.
San Francisco-based Trebellar has raised an $18 million Series A to advance its AI-native platform for corporate occupiers and enterprise real estate portfolio strategy.
Brookfield Residential treated its data foundation as a prerequisite for artificial intelligence, consolidating information across major systems before pursuing value from AI tools and workflows.
Artificial intelligence is expected to reshape planning and administrative workflows in construction, while most hands-on field trades face comparatively low exposure, a NAHB assessment indicates.
Manhattan-based EliseAI has secured $350 million in new funding, valuing the AI software company at $4 billion as investors back technology designed to automate housing and health care workflows.
Applied AI energy company Novele has closed an oversubscribed $17 million Series A, led by Boisei Labs, to support a national expansion of its energy services.
Concern over artificial intelligence is reshaping real estate conversations, but the practical issue is not whether technology replaces professionals. It is which tasks can be automated and where human judgment remains decisive.
Artificial intelligence is pushing multifamily leaders to reconsider operations and resident service, with debate centering on growth, technology consolidation and the preservation of human interaction.
