PropTech - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 08:31, 24 December 2020

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Editor at 11:52, 28 May 2020

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−	Start-up technology companies are seeking to challenge the construction, real estate, and property management sectors, and the proliferation of mobile technology has drastically changed consumer behaviour, creating a culture of ‘always online’ users. ~~The~~ term PropTech is derived from the words ‘property’ and ‘technology’ and is used to describe emerging start-up technology companies that are influencing and disrupting the property market.	+	Start-up technology companies are seeking to challenge the construction, real estate, and property management sectors, and the proliferation of mobile technology has drastically changed consumer behaviour, creating a culture of ‘always online’ users.
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		+	In conjunction with this move towards technology, the term PropTech was introduced in the 1990s during the tech bubble. It is derived from the words ‘property’ and ‘technology’ and is used to describe emerging start-up technology companies that are influencing and disrupting the property market.

	PropTech is relatively well established in the real estate lexicon and is generally considered the umbrella concept for the terms associated with tech and other aspects of property management and construction. Initially, PropTech referred to buying, renting, selling, managing, designing and constructing residential and commercial properties. Now it is primarily associated with pre-construction activities (such as property sales and leasing issues) along with post-construction tasks (such as operations and maintenance).		PropTech is relatively well established in the real estate lexicon and is generally considered the umbrella concept for the terms associated with tech and other aspects of property management and construction. Initially, PropTech referred to buying, renting, selling, managing, designing and constructing residential and commercial properties. Now it is primarily associated with pre-construction activities (such as property sales and leasing issues) along with post-construction tasks (such as operations and maintenance).
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Editor at 11:48, 28 May 2020

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	Online services and apps have widened the scope of what users expect to be able to access, and these emerging technologies are often mentioned along with other well established concept such as:		Online services and apps have widened the scope of what users expect to be able to access, and these emerging technologies are often mentioned along with other well established concept such as:

−	FinTech - a fairly universal term associated with finance and technology.	+	* FinTech - a fairly universal term associated with finance and technology.
−		+	* RealTech - commonly used in the United States to cover real estate technology.
−	RealTech - commonly used in the United States to cover real estate technology.	+	* CREtech - commercial real estate technology.
−		+	* Real EsTech - a European concept associated with entrepreneurial, start-up real estate technology.
−	CREtech - commercial real estate technology.	+
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−	Real EsTech - a European concept associated with entrepreneurial, start-up real estate technology.	+

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

Editor at 11:48, 28 May 2020

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	PropTech is often used in conjunction with ConTech, a term that broadly describes the intersection of construction and technology. ConTech identifies advanced construction technology.		PropTech is often used in conjunction with ConTech, a term that broadly describes the intersection of construction and technology. ConTech identifies advanced construction technology.
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		+	For more information, see ConTech.

	Online services and apps have widened the scope of what users expect to be able to access, and these emerging technologies are often mentioned along with other well established concept such as:		Online services and apps have widened the scope of what users expect to be able to access, and these emerging technologies are often mentioned along with other well established concept such as:

Editor at 11:47, 28 May 2020

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−	~~The term PropTech is derived from the words ‘property’ and ‘technology’ and is used to describe emerging start~~-up technology companies ~~that~~ are ~~influencing and disrupting the property market.~~	+	Start-up technology companies are seeking to challenge the construction, real estate, and property management sectors, and the proliferation of mobile technology has drastically changed consumer behaviour, creating a culture of ‘always online’ users. The term PropTech is derived from the words ‘property’ and ‘technology’ and is used to describe emerging start-up technology companies that are influencing and disrupting the property market.
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−	~~Although definitions vary, PropTech is generally used to refer~~ to the ~~buying~~, ~~renting~~, ~~selling, design, construction~~ and management ~~of residential and commercial property. Start-up technology companies are seeking to challenge these~~ sectors, ~~in particular in relation to estate agents. The~~ proliferation of ~~the smartphone~~ has drastically changed consumer behaviour, creating a culture of ‘always online’ users. ~~Online services and apps have widened~~ the ~~scope of what users expect to be able to access~~ and ~~action,~~ and ~~when, and how much they~~ are ~~prepared to pay~~.	+

	PropTech is relatively well established in the real estate lexicon and is generally considered the umbrella concept for the terms associated with tech and other aspects of property management and construction. Initially, PropTech referred to buying, renting, selling, managing, designing and constructing residential and commercial properties. Now it is primarily associated with pre-construction activities (such as property sales and leasing issues) along with post-construction tasks (such as operations and maintenance).		PropTech is relatively well established in the real estate lexicon and is generally considered the umbrella concept for the terms associated with tech and other aspects of property management and construction. Initially, PropTech referred to buying, renting, selling, managing, designing and constructing residential and commercial properties. Now it is primarily associated with pre-construction activities (such as property sales and leasing issues) along with post-construction tasks (such as operations and maintenance).

−	Start-up technology companies are seeking to challenge the construction, real estate, and property management sectors, and the proliferation of mobile technology has drastically changed consumer behaviour, ~~creating~~ a ~~culture of ‘always online’ users.~~	+	PropTech is often used in conjunction with ConTech, a term that broadly describes the intersection of construction and technology. ConTech identifies advanced construction technology.
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−	~~ConTech is a phrase~~ that ~~has been coined to identify advanced construction technology. It~~ broadly describes the intersection of construction and technology. ConTech ~~is often used in conjunction with the term PropTech, which is derived from the words property and~~ technology~~. This refers to emerging technology companies that are influencing and disrupting the property market~~.	+

	Online services and apps have widened the scope of what users expect to be able to access, and these emerging technologies are often mentioned along with other well established concept such as:		Online services and apps have widened the scope of what users expect to be able to access, and these emerging technologies are often mentioned along with other well established concept such as:
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	Real EsTech - a European concept associated with entrepreneurial, start-up real estate technology.		Real EsTech - a European concept associated with entrepreneurial, start-up real estate technology.

−	~~Differences between PropTech and ConTech~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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−	PropTech is relatively well established in the real estate lexicon and is generally considered the umbrella concept for the terms associated with tech and other aspects of property management and construction. Initially, PropTech referred to buying, renting, selling, managing, designing and constructing residential and commercial properties. Now it is primarily associated with pre-construction activities (such as property sales and leasing issues) along with post-construction tasks (such as operations and maintenance).	+
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−	~~= Find out more =~~	+
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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

	* Building data exchange.		* Building data exchange.
		+	* ConTech.
	* Fintech.		* Fintech.
	* How technology is changing the real estate industry.		* How technology is changing the real estate industry.

Editor at 11:12, 28 May 2020

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−	The term ~~‘Proptech’~~ is derived from the words ‘property’ and ‘technology’ and is used to describe emerging start-up technology companies that are influencing and disrupting the property market.	+	The term PropTech is derived from the words ‘property’ and ‘technology’ and is used to describe emerging start-up technology companies that are influencing and disrupting the property market.

−	Although definitions vary, ~~proptech~~ is generally used to refer to the buying, renting, selling, design, construction and management of residential and commercial property. Start-up technology companies are seeking to challenge these sectors, in particular in relation to estate agents. The proliferation of the smartphone has drastically changed consumer behaviour, creating a culture of ‘always online’ users. Online services and apps have widened the scope of what users expect to be able to access and action, and when, and how much they are prepared to pay.	+	Although definitions vary, PropTech is generally used to refer to the buying, renting, selling, design, construction and management of residential and commercial property. Start-up technology companies are seeking to challenge these sectors, in particular in relation to estate agents. The proliferation of the smartphone has drastically changed consumer behaviour, creating a culture of ‘always online’ users. Online services and apps have widened the scope of what users expect to be able to access and action, and when, and how much they are prepared to pay.
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		+	PropTech is relatively well established in the real estate lexicon and is generally considered the umbrella concept for the terms associated with tech and other aspects of property management and construction. Initially, PropTech referred to buying, renting, selling, managing, designing and constructing residential and commercial properties. Now it is primarily associated with pre-construction activities (such as property sales and leasing issues) along with post-construction tasks (such as operations and maintenance).
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		+	Start-up technology companies are seeking to challenge the construction, real estate, and property management sectors, and the proliferation of mobile technology has drastically changed consumer behaviour, creating a culture of ‘always online’ users.
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		+	ConTech is a phrase that has been coined to identify advanced construction technology. It broadly describes the intersection of construction and technology. ConTech is often used in conjunction with the term PropTech, which is derived from the words property and technology. This refers to emerging technology companies that are influencing and disrupting the property market.
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		+	Online services and apps have widened the scope of what users expect to be able to access, and these emerging technologies are often mentioned along with other well established concept such as:
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		+	FinTech - a fairly universal term associated with finance and technology.
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		+	RealTech - commonly used in the United States to cover real estate technology.
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		+	CREtech - commercial real estate technology.
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		+	Real EsTech - a European concept associated with entrepreneurial, start-up real estate technology.
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		+	Differences between PropTech and ConTech
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		+	PropTech is relatively well established in the real estate lexicon and is generally considered the umbrella concept for the terms associated with tech and other aspects of property management and construction. Initially, PropTech referred to buying, renting, selling, managing, designing and constructing residential and commercial properties. Now it is primarily associated with pre-construction activities (such as property sales and leasing issues) along with post-construction tasks (such as operations and maintenance).

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Editor at 10:50, 27 May 2020

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	The term ‘Proptech’ is derived from the words ‘property’ and ‘technology’ and is used to describe emerging start-up technology companies that are influencing and disrupting the property market.		The term ‘Proptech’ is derived from the words ‘property’ and ‘technology’ and is used to describe emerging start-up technology companies that are influencing and disrupting the property market.

−	Although definitions vary, proptech is generally used to refer to the buying, renting, selling, design, construction and management of residential and commercial property. Start-up technology companies are seeking to challenge ~~theses~~ sectors, in particular in relation to estate agents. The proliferation of the smartphone has drastically changed consumer behaviour, creating a culture of ‘always online’ users. Online services and apps have widened the scope of what users expect to be able to access and action, and when, and how much they are prepared to pay.	+	Although definitions vary, proptech is generally used to refer to the buying, renting, selling, design, construction and management of residential and commercial property. Start-up technology companies are seeking to challenge these sectors, in particular in relation to estate agents. The proliferation of the smartphone has drastically changed consumer behaviour, creating a culture of ‘always online’ users. Online services and apps have widened the scope of what users expect to be able to access and action, and when, and how much they are prepared to pay.

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Designing Buildings at 07:53, 22 December 2017

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−	The term ‘Proptech’ is derived from the words ‘property’ and ‘technology’ and is used to describe ~~the~~ emerging start-up technology companies that are influencing and disrupting the property market.	+	The term ‘Proptech’ is derived from the words ‘property’ and ‘technology’ and is used to describe emerging start-up technology companies that are influencing and disrupting the property market.

−	Although definitions vary, proptech is generally used to refer to the buying, renting, selling, design, construction and management of residential and commercial property. Start-up technology companies are seeking to challenge ~~the traditional sector with its emphasis on~~ estate agents.	+	Although definitions vary, proptech is generally used to refer to the buying, renting, selling, design, construction and management of residential and commercial property. Start-up technology companies are seeking to challenge theses sectors, in particular in relation to estate agents. The proliferation of the smartphone has drastically changed consumer behaviour, creating a culture of ‘always online’ users. Online services and apps have widened the scope of what users expect to be able to access and action, and when, and how much they are prepared to pay.
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−	The proliferation of the smartphone has drastically changed consumer behaviour, creating a culture of ‘always online’ users. Online services and apps have widened the scope of what users expect to be able to access and action, and when.	+

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Editor at 13:19, 21 December 2017

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	* Building data exchange.		* Building data exchange.
	* Fintech.		* Fintech.
		+	* How technology is changing the real estate industry.
		+	* How we should regulate the real estate industry.
		+	* Industry Disruption: 10 ways real estate is changing.
	* Information and communications technology in construction.		* Information and communications technology in construction.
	* Landlord.		* Landlord.