While the longest government shutdown in U.S. history may be over, the commercial real estate industry will be feeling its impact for some time. Multifamily developers told Bisnow during the shutdown that approvals were grinding to a halt, lenders were ...
... industry should be focused on, the role technology and artificial intelligence will play in the future of CRE, and their ... CRE tech also involves looking at the possibilities that artificial intelligence offers. AI tools may help sales teams by streamlining ...
AI adoption across all of multifamily is gaining steam. According to an EliseAI survey of 280 multifamily executives, 68% of respondents are incorporating AI into their key business systems. Among those surveyed, 60% are using AI to automate resident ...
... more attracted to areas that adapt to modern technology, including artificial intelligence, which could be key in closing the “unicorn gap.” Only ...
The San Francisco-based company plans to spend $50B to build out AI infrastructure in the U.S., beginning in Texas and New York and then expanding to other locations, it announced Wednesday. Anthropic says it is the first time it is building its own data ...
... sector of CRE, are experiencing a rapid transformation due to artificial intelligence and other technological innovations. Predictive maintenance measures, AI automation and ...
... began with personal computing and continues on the battlefront of artificial intelligence, tech titans rise and fall on the creativity of their ...
... value and build trust.” While DeSimone is a proponent of artificial intelligence tools, the new company’s innovation is cultural, not technological ...
... arrive as policy on data centers’ electricity use to power artificial intelligence is taking shape. “In my mind, [the new PSC members ...
... with the talks. Strategies discussed included shorting a collection of artificial intelligence-related stocks or using derivatives such as a synthetic risk ...
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