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Proptech still has fundamental problems for entrepreneurs to solve – TechCrunch

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By Jake Fingert, Lionel Foster
| TechCrunch Verified
Jake Fingert is a managing partner at Camber Creek, a strategic venture capital firm investing in real estate technology companies. Over the last decade, one tech sector that affects everyone’s quality of life — from where we live to what we put in our homes — has come a long way. Proptech has made our lives easier with innovations like smart homes, AirBnB, and the ability to shop for and secure a mortgage from our phones. But major gaps, and opportunities, remain.
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The proptech driver’s seat: The space is rife with opportunities for investors

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By Jake Fingert
| Institutional Real Estate Verified
Futurist Stewart Brand famously warned, “Once a new technology rolls over you, if you’re not part of the steamroller, you’re part of the road.” When it comes to emerging real estate technology, institutional investors can and should step into the driver’s seat. In the past decade, technology became central to the real estate industry across all asset classes, moving from the “nice to have” category into “must have” territory.
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Proptech offers opportunities for real estate investors to take control of the future

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By Jake Fingert
| Institutional Real Estate Verified
Futurist Stewart Brand famously warned, “Once a new technology rolls over you, if you’re not part of the steamroller, you’re part of the road.” When it comes to emerging real estate technology, institutional investors can and should step into the driver’s seat. In the past decade, technology became central to the real estate industry across all asset classes, moving from the “nice to have” category into “must have” territory.
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