Property Technology (PropTech) stories
Profitability and a fresh USD $100 million in financing give Cloover room to expand its installer-led energy model across Europe.
The update could help organisations cut downtime and make better use of space as Eptura ties AI to workplace, asset and real estate data.
The text-based agent aims to simplify control of connected appliances by letting users describe plans in natural language rather than set routines.
Borrowers can now pledge digital assets instead of selling them, as the pair widen a home loan offer beyond a limited trial.
The Gold Coast site gives developers and builders a chance to test an industrialised building model as PT Blink eyes commercial scale.
Manual follow-up on construction and property projects could be cut from hours to minutes as the software rolls out automated task agents.
Buyers can now move from broad yacht questions in ChatGPT to YachtWorld listings, as brokers seek visibility earlier in the sales funnel.
Richer online venue images are now shaping bookings, with 66 per cent of UK adults saying they check digital tours before spending money.
Renters' on-time payments could now count towards mortgage applications, as a new pilot aims to help thin-file borrowers prove creditworthiness.
Homeowners and planning professionals can now generate licensed Ordnance Survey plans online, cutting delays in preparing applications.
A planning-approved 72-home scheme on the Isle of Wight was kept alive after a lender deadline loomed, thanks to a three-week refinance.
Sydney customers are being shown a push towards fewer stand-alone systems as Axis ties cameras, radar, audio and analytics into one platform.
Property borrowers could tie up over GBP £1 million more in equity on a single deal if they fail to compare specialist lenders.
Investment fell by more than 40 per cent year on year as Canadian fintech deals shrank to 47, despite a second-quarter rebound.
More deals and faster lender integrations are expected as Lendi shifts its mortgage platform towards agentic AI for 1,300 brokers.
Office teams can now automate room bookings and adjust air-quality controls as Logitech links Spot data to 10 workplace platforms globally.
Pressure to avoid vendor lock-in is pushing Australian organisations towards open access systems that can adapt as security needs change.
Builders and developers will get a new showcase for industrialised construction as PT Blink shifts from development into commercial scale-up.
Fragmented sales data is prompting businesses to seek unified AI tools that can cut lead leakage and speed up customer conversion.
Buyers may find homes faster as the platform widens conversational search across apps, while agents gain tools to sharpen listings and campaigns.