Podcasts about future proptech

The Propcast Season 1 Episode 1   Title: Acquisition and Virtual Events - Michael Beckerman and Gary Chimwa Summary Today's topic is on collaborations and acquisitions and looking at the future of the events space. We talk about the impact pandemic has had on real estate, how the industry has had to adapt to digital, how to get the right people at events and e-imagining real estate and what it looks like going forward. About our hosts: Louisa Dickins Louisa started her career in property working at a well-known estate agency in London. Realising her people skills, she moved over to Lloyd May to pursue a career in recruitment. She now is a Director at LMRE, who are a specialist recruitment firm driven by PropTech and recruitment professionals, and Louisa oversees their 5 core areas. Louisa co-founded LMRE, and provides a constructive recruitment platform to the new disruptors in real estate. Louisa is also on the board of Directors at UK PropTech Association (UKPA). About LMRE LMRE believe there is a better way to recruit. LMRE focus on a more comprehensive, client led focus delivering exceptional talent to the right place at the right time. They are passionate about the industry and passionate about people's careers. LMRE spend time with each client to become and an extension of the business, and their transparency and core values help them grow with the sector. LMRE simplify recruitment and innovate with our clients and evolve the people driven, PropTech community. About our guests Michael Beckerman https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-beckerman/ Michael Beckerman is a leader in the commercial real estate tech sector. He entered the sector in 2012 after a 25-year career in commercial real estate public relations, in which he started and built Beckerman Public Relations into one of the largest firms in the country before eventually selling the agency. Michael now serves as CEO of CRETech, the largest event, data, and content platform in the commercial real estate tech sector. He also owns other successful brands such as The News Funnel, the largest commercial real estate news aggregator and The Content Funnel, a social media and blogging platform for the commercial real estate industry. Michael blogs at www.cretech.com/michael-beckerman/ and is active on the commercial real estate tech speaking circuit. Gary Chimwa https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-chimwa-92601855/?originalSubdomain=uk Gary is founder & MD at FUTURE: PropTech. FUTURE: PropTech is the world's number one PropTech Event. They are well established as the leading & most well attended global event dedicated to the technology innovation & digital transformation occurring in the wider Real Estate sector. Since their launch in 2015, FUTURE: PropTech have expanded to 3 countries and have grown their database, community & attendee's to over 10,000 real estate professionals. They work with hundreds of start-ups and technology companies to connect them with established real estate companies such as asset managers, institutional investors, private equity, owners, operators, property developers, brokers, estate agents, landlords, professional services (legal, accounting, advisory), facility managers, architects, VC's, PR, media and more. Resources LMRE website www.lmre.co.uk CREtech - https://www.cretech.com/ FUTURE: PropTech - https://www.FUTURE:proptech.co.uk/FUTURE:proptech/en/page/home Re-imaging Real Estate Global Summit – register here: https://virtual.cretech.com/2020/en/page/globalsummit Brella app - www.brella.io   Value Bombs and Tweetables: - “In the meantime, digital does offer some great alternatives for the rest of 2020. Making sure that we still keep people engaged, we still bring great content to our audience. And we still continue to focus on our vision and our mission, which is to just help the industry adapt to changing times and improve and come out bigger, better and stronger” - Gary, FUTURE: PropTech - “Moving into the pandemic now, what's really happened is one of the impacts has been on the real estate industry, that they have to drive innovation with a greater sense of urgency” – Michael, CREtech - “We're seeing now more landlords, more brokerages, more asset managers come into the fold than ever before” Michael, CREtech - “When you're constantly pitching to businesses… they never give you a full “no” when you're selling a product but now people are saying “you know what, yeah let's take this pilot into something more serious” Louisa - “We had great content, we had great exhibitors, and then you had an ability for people just to meet and connect… so I think it was all of that which is making sure the audience was the right audience, based on what people wanted to get out of the conference” – Michael, CREtech - “ We've kind of gone through the cycle of technology and innovation being viewed as like a ticking box or like a nice to have thing on the side. The whole world is changing and has to change very fast now, we all know technology is going to be a part of our lives, It's quite indispensable” – Gary, FUTURE: PropTech - “All the cities and the communities we live in, they need to be better connected and serve people and be more human centric than ever before. So that's what reimagining real estate looks like to us” – Michael, CREtech - “There's a point about not calling it just “PropTech”, to build environment and innovation… It's about reimagining the world of real estate in the future, and there's so many components to it. It's not just about the technology, it's not just about the deep tech that's behind it” – Louisa   Subscribe   Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart   Sponsors You're listening to a podcast produced by A PODCAST COMPANY. This show was made by Podcast Syndicator where we help you go from start to grow to make money with your podcast. Let us help you share your message and your voice with the world. 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In questa quarta puntata del Vlog, Startupper, ho parlato di Google for Startups.Startupper è la rubrica dove approfondisco gli aspetti legati al mondo del business ed dell’universo startup.Si parla di proptech, della mia startup, SkyCasa.it, l’agenzia immobiliare online che paga chi vende casa.Link: https://micheleschirru.it/startupper-vlog-4-google-for-startups-future-proptech-a-londra/

In questa quarta puntata del Vlog, Startupper, ho parlato di Google for Startups.Startupper è la rubrica dove approfondisco gli aspetti legati al mondo del business ed dell’universo startup.Si parla di proptech, della mia startup, SkyCasa.it, l’agenzia immobiliare online che paga chi vende casa.Link: https://micheleschirru.it/startupper-vlog-4-google-for-startups-future-proptech-a-londra/

Quarta puntata del podcast.Ho parlato di Future PropTech e dello special report pubblicato per The Times intitolato The Future of PropTech, in associazione con UK PropTech Association.Music @Jamendo:Mit-Rich_-_Hip-HopSadMe_-_Mourning_Daywhile_e_-_Slow

Energy consultancy ZTP is back to talk about how far they have come in just over a year since last visiting the TechTalk Radio podcast studio. Alex Hill and Joe Warren talk to Emily Wright about their new product Kiveev, a guardian for energy that enables consumers to get a view of where the opportunities for energy purchasing lie, and potential more importantly, the risks associated with energy acquisition prices. Kiveev, launched in March this year, has been designed to digitalise the procurement and management of flex power and gas contracts, providing users with enhanced clarity of position, risk mitigation, time saving and budget control. Listen in to hear more and for some insight from last week’s Future Proptech event with EG’s tech reporter Lucy Alderson.

"Sono Russell Quirk, e ho fallito" - con queste parole, l'ex amministratore delegato di Emoov ha iniziato a spiegare come è crollata la sua agenzia e perché il più ampio settore delle agenzie immobiliari online si sia contratto negli ultimi mesi.Parlando al FUTURE: PropTech Conference a Londra, ieri, Quirk ha descritto la sua presentazione sul fallimento di alcuni degli onliner come "uno strano tipo di terapia".Lo scorso Novembre il marchio Emoov è stato acquistato, continuando ad operare come agenzia online.Quirk ha detto al pubblico di FUTURE: PropTech che quando ha lanciato Emoov era "molto positivo riguardo alle prospettive del settore delle agenzie online", basandosi sulla convinzione che gli si potesse pagare meno e fare comunque un lavoro decente.Tuttavia, ha ammesso che la sua previsione originale di una quota di mercato del 35% per gli agenti online era "completamente sbagliata", aggiungendo che l'attuale quota di mercato del sette per cento dopo tutti i milioni di sterline spesi per il marketing era in qualche modo stupefacente.Quirk ha quindi delineato alcuni motivi per cui la quota di mercato è ancora così bassa:- Concorrenza: Quirk ha spiegato come la competizione sia cresciuta in modo significativo - nel Regno Unito ci sono 55 agenzie immobiliari online - e tutti facciano le stesso cose e spingano esclusivamente per offrire un servizio al ribasso;- Costo per cliente: Quirk ha dichiarato che il costo della pubblicità era in ascesa, per esempio citando il pay per click di Google, il "costo per clic" per la frase "agente immobiliare online" nel 2012 era di £2, alla fine del 2018 era £50.Per quanto riguarda il futuro, il fondatore di Emoov ha affermato che il settore online potrebbe raggiungere il 10% della quota di mercato, ma secondo lui non lo supererebbe - tuttavia ha avvertito che gli agenti tradizionali che hanno screditato il PropTech avevano torto.Secondo lui, il 50% degli agenti tradizionali ignora il mondo PropTech, affermando che in molti avevano la testa nella sabbia.

"Sono Russell Quirk, e ho fallito" - con queste parole, l'ex amministratore delegato di Emoov ha iniziato a spiegare come è crollata la sua agenzia e perché il più ampio settore delle agenzie immobiliari online si sia contratto negli ultimi mesi.Parlando al FUTURE: PropTech Conference a Londra, ieri, Quirk ha descritto la sua presentazione sul fallimento di alcuni degli onliner come "uno strano tipo di terapia".Lo scorso Novembre il marchio Emoov è stato acquistato, continuando ad operare come agenzia online.Quirk ha detto al pubblico di FUTURE: PropTech che quando ha lanciato Emoov era "molto positivo riguardo alle prospettive del settore delle agenzie online", basandosi sulla convinzione che gli si potesse pagare meno e fare comunque un lavoro decente.Tuttavia, ha ammesso che la sua previsione originale di una quota di mercato del 35% per gli agenti online era "completamente sbagliata", aggiungendo che l'attuale quota di mercato del sette per cento dopo tutti i milioni di sterline spesi per il marketing era in qualche modo stupefacente.Quirk ha quindi delineato alcuni motivi per cui la quota di mercato è ancora così bassa:- Concorrenza: Quirk ha spiegato come la competizione sia cresciuta in modo significativo - nel Regno Unito ci sono 55 agenzie immobiliari online - e tutti facciano le stesso cose e spingano esclusivamente per offrire un servizio al ribasso;- Costo per cliente: Quirk ha dichiarato che il costo della pubblicità era in ascesa, per esempio citando il pay per click di Google, il "costo per clic" per la frase "agente immobiliare online" nel 2012 era di £2, alla fine del 2018 era £50.Per quanto riguarda il futuro, il fondatore di Emoov ha affermato che il settore online potrebbe raggiungere il 10% della quota di mercato, ma secondo lui non lo supererebbe - tuttavia ha avvertito che gli agenti tradizionali che hanno screditato il PropTech avevano torto.Secondo lui, il 50% degli agenti tradizionali ignora il mondo PropTech, affermando che in molti avevano la testa nella sabbia.

Neil reports back from the FUTURE Prop Tech Conference - Europe’s most well attended event focused on innovation & technology in the property sector. We also discuss new and forthcoming sales and our views on the market, along with general topics of interest and relevance.

James and I caught up with Gary Chimwa from Future: PropTech to find out more about his upcoming event

I recently chaired a panel at the Future:Proptech conference on how startups can partner with corporates. On the panel were: Charlie Wade, VTS Juliette Morgan & Kane Lewis, Cushman & Wakefield Alex Bailes, Connells Reshma Sohoni, Seedcamp