Proptech Firms Raised 4 Billion Dollars In 2018 To Make Buildings Smarter (Webinar)

Published 14 February 2019 by Ibrahim Yate & Rachel Umunna &

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Executive Summary

Between 2012 and 2017, proptech funds invested over $6 billion. In 2018 alone, this trend has accelerated, with over $4 billion invested. This webinar analyzes these investments across construction, facilities optimization, residential, retail as well as space and workplace management. It will answer key questions: what impact will these investments have on the future direction of an already booming space management market? How will changes to construction workflows impact the wider real estate software industry? Heads of product development and marketing for software vendors, as well as heads of real estate in corporate firms, should use this webinar to keep abreast of the trends that will impact their industries in the next three years.

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About the authors

Ibrahim Yate

Industry Analyst

Ibrahim is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix Smart Buildings practice. His current agenda covers innovation in software and hardware solutions for space management, workplace management, energy management, smart lighting, proptech and location-based services. Ibrahim joined Verdantix in 2016, and previously worked at OVO Energy and the Energy Saving Trust. Ibrahim holds an MSc in Energy Policy from Imperial College London and MA from Cambridge University.

Rachel Umunna

Analyst

Rachel is a technology analyst in the Verdantix Operational Excellence Practice. Her research agenda explores the value of technologies for investors, service providers and corporates. Prior to joining Verdantix Rachel worked for the CDP. Rachel holds an MSc Environmental Technology from Imperial College London.