The business world loves to talk about digital transitions. For most companies, this transition is rather easy. Technology exists to put almost any business process online. Even old, paper files can be quickly converted to a digital format with the help of a document scanning service. But for the real estate and construction industry making a digital transformation is not as easy as switching over to a new app. Buildings exist in the real world, to put one through a digital transformation means replicating every part of it on a computer. Please access full article by By FRANCO FARAUDO as it appeared in propmodo
Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, it’s no secret that needs and plans significantly changed for a number of industries — commercial real estate included. The pandemic not only revolutionized the world of work for today, but also into the foreseeable future, as well. But what does this sudden shift in workplace operations mean for physical space, including office design, use, and overall demand?
Successful commercial real estate agents employ a number of marketing strategies to not only drive sales, but to also nurture and grow their client base. One of these strategies is email marketing. When done properly, email marketing has a number of benefits, including:
Nearly 8 years ago RealNex was born with a vision to create a complete end-to-end solution for the commercial real estate industry – what we like to call the Commercial Real Estate Operating System. At inception, we acquired three leading CRE tech companies and quickly added two more. It was a lot of work to upgrade, consolidate and integrate those companies and their applications. In 2020 we launched RealNex Navigator, fully realizing our vision and delivering to the market a complete end-to-end commercial real estate technology solution.
Over the past couple of years, many of us transitioned to a full-time work from home model, thanks to the global COVID-19 pandemic. During this time, many employees reported a number of positives about working from home: the flexibility in working, the ability to better focus — and the commute to your home office can’t be beat.
