Making Tech Work for CRE

Whats next for real estate tech? Zilbert Realtys James Hitchcock tells us that ubiquitous smartphones and their ilk are well and good, but a companys communications need to be coordinated so that even an operation with a worldwide customer base spanning multiple time zonesand South Florida has a lot of those--can reply to a potential clients quickly, regardless of the source of the lead. (When does anyone sleep?) Zilbert recently tapped James as COO, a newly created position, in part because hes no stranger to implementing technology in traditional businesses. In the art world, he was responsible for coordinating ArtNets 40M-euro public offering on the Frankfurt Brse. James (pointing skyward) is pictured with Zilbert colleagues Juan Alvarez, Chris Soares, and Lady Torres.

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