Venture capital investment in proptech companies hit $14 billion globally at mid-year 2019.

Emerging AI tools can help investors access property data and manage properties more efficiently.

IREM’s new tech expert James Scott, of MIT Real Estate Innovation Lab, believes there will eventually be the Microsoft equivalent of proptech.

The company closed a $503 million fund to invest in property technology startups by raising money from mall owners, hotel operators and office developers.

Proptech companies, especially those in China, are using transaction databases to improve people shopping and living experiences.

AI-backed security cameras can now detect weapons and notify police of potential threats.