How The Speed Of Change In Technology Is Catching Out Real Estate Owners

It is a paradox that developers and real estate owners across the world are increasingly having to grapple with.

“Technology changes incredibly fast, but buildings are static, and take a long time to create,” WiredScore President and EMEA Managing Director William Newton said. “That means you need to think flexibly about how technology can change and where it is going to go.”

“I think building owners are kind of ignoring Moore’s Law,” Newton said.Moore’s Law argues that because the number of transistors per square inch on integrated circuits roughly doubles every year, computer processing power increases exponentially, and technology changes ever-more rapidly.Buildings, on the other hand, take years to design and build,…

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Many property owners who are looking to use smart technology to improve the tenant experience are missing a trick. It’s not enough to simply measure tenant happiness using an engagement app, while monitoring the energy performance of one building against another.Today, the technology exists to collect a huge amount of…

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