Deep Dive: Real Property Captive
As real estate's insurance-cost crisis grows, captives gain popularity and embrace membership-club selectivity
Proptech
Real estate technology and proptech innovation, covering the software, hardware and data changing how buildings get built, financed and run. Thesis Driven tracks systems of record and property management platforms, point solution consolidation, integration and data infrastructure, marketplaces, and how technology shifts cost advantage between operators.
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Real Estate Opportunities in Drone Delivery
As drone deliveries expand across the Sunbelt, opportunities for real estate investors and operators emerge
Deep Dive: Renew
A renewals point solution is becoming something far bigger, with broad implications for multifamily
What Does it Mean to be "AI Ready?"
Exploring how real estate operators can prepare themselves for AI, from data operations to governance and compliance
Insights by Blueprint
This week I'm out in Las Vegas for real estate tech's annual gathering at the Blueprint
What Real Estate Giants Are Saying About Technology | Q2 2025 Edition
We listened to their quarterly earnings calls so you don’t have to
See Thesis Driven at Blueprint 2025
We're back hosting this year's Vision Stage featuring top developers and their projects
New Frontiers in Site Sourcing
New technologies are rapidly changing how homebuilders and developers are finding sites
Who is Investing in Real Estate Tech? 2H 2025 Edition
Our updated list of firms actively investing in real estate technology companies
Top AI Questions Every Real Estate Executive Is Asking Right Now
What operators are actually asking about AI — not what they're saying in panels, but what they're figuring out on the ground right now.
Big Data Comes for Net Lease Real Estate
How better technology and data availability is transforming the single tenant real estate market
The Rise of Shippable Microfactories
Prefab has failed for decades by building in one place and shipping everywhere. Microfactories flip the model — and the early economics look different.
