Many people are interested in and concerned about emerging real estate technology trends for 2023. David Bitton, CMO and co-founder of DoorLoop, a property management software provider for the real estate PropTech sector that has raised $30 million in funding, said that the rental and property management industries are likely to change dramatically in the coming years.
In 2023, Bitton envisions the following emerging real estate technology trends:
Data Analysis
Professionals in the real estate industry benefit from data in many ways. Among real estate firms, data analysis is used to develop long-term, data-driven strategies. Big data can help real estate businesses anticipate trends, threats, and opportunities.
AI and Machine Learning
Machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) turn collected data into action almost instantly. By combining AI and ML, patterns can be identified more accurately, resulting in better decisions.
The 5G Standard
5G connectivity makes it possible for compatible devices and sensors to communicate reliably, precisely, and safely with other devices and systems. Property management can be made smarter and more inclusive as a result.
Real Estate Bots
Real estate bots will be widely used in 2023. A bot can be a chatbot, a virtual assistant, or a voice bot. Customer communication will be facilitated and assistance will be provided quickly and accurately. Real estate agents can provide clear and relevant solutions to their clients using these bots and communicate effectively and promptly with them.
More Robust Data Security
The use of the internet and online applications and devices by property owners and real estate firms is continually generating new data. Data privacy and data security are therefore top priorities.
Blockchain in Real Estate
Blockchain technology can facilitate real estate transactions involving multiple parties quickly and in minutes. In addition to reducing paperwork and red tape, the blockchain ecosystem can also reduce costs. Thus, transparency is ensured. A decentralized method of recording and transferring assets makes blockchain transactions more secure as well.
The Metaverse
In the metaverse, land is simply pixels in a virtual world. There are programmable areas where users can socialize, play games, attend virtual events, and more. It is possible to flip or lease properties in the metaverse, just as it is in the real world.
