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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The Stuck Generation
A generation of startups have real revenue but little cash flow or growth... and a heavy VC pref stack. The party's over; who cleans up the mess?
Where Does Revenue Management Go From Here?
Antitrust litigation has exposed fundamental questions about revenue management - and fueled the rise of new players
Building the Real Estate App Store
Real estate operators are overwhelmed with tech tools. Is the "app store" the future of proptech?
The Quest to Automate Real Estate Development
How close are we to machines doing a real estate developer's job?
The Modular Construction Landscape
A taxonomy of the technologies, approaches, and startups of the modular building ecosystem
How Autonomous Vehicles Will Reshape Hospitality
Addressing the under-appreciated implications of broad Level 4 autonomy
A Look Overseas: The Brazilian Real Estate Tech Ecosystem
Trends and lessons from the evolution of real estate tech in Latin America's largest market
What Real Estate Giants Are Saying About Technology | Q3 2024 Edition
We listened to their quarterly earnings calls so you don’t have to
The AI Revolution in Commercial Real Estate
Today’s Thesis Driven is a guest letter by Isabelle Granahan-Field, an investor at Camber Creek. Camber Creek is
Multifamily Wi-Fi: Digital Infrastructure or Another Amenity?
Wi-Fi has become an essential part of multifamily. Is it just another amenity, or something much more?
Trust and the Future of Multifamily Fraud
Declining social trust has created a multifamily fraud arms race. Are private renter networks the future?