AI Insight

Property Week brought together a panel of experts to discuss the growing uptake of AI across the industry and the challenges and opportunities it presents.

AI tools that automate co-ordination, reporting and reactive administration will free up building managers’ time to focus on the human element of building operations, improving rather than phasing out their role.

The Association for Rental Living’s new Code of Practice and AI Strategy, set to be unveiled in May, will help the sector get to grips with the technology and how it can be used to boost the customer experience.

Landlords with both flexible space and longer-term leases are well suited to cash in.

The index is designed to help asset managers determine the necessary investment per square metre needed to decarbonise portfolios by 2050.

AI tools to identify buyers and investment opportunities are improving all the time, but are they reliable? Ian Weinfass speaks to some of the firms using the technology to find out.

AI tools are a breakthrough in terms of real estate information, but human expertise is still a necessity.

AI can address the problem of fragmented data ownership to help the efficiency of buildings in operation.

In its fourth annual Real Estate Trends report, due diligence platform Drooms said AI can help investors process more deals with the same teams despite ongoing financing and regulatory pressures.

The use of AI to generate multiple planning objections, some based on false data, could be the last straw for an already overstretched planning system.