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A few months ago, I found myself in two very different conversations about artificial intelligence within the same week. In the first, a young colleague spoke about AI with the kind of enthusiasm I associate with genuinely transformative technology – how it had changed the way she researched, wrote, and even thought through problems. In the second, a close friend, someone not in technology at all, spoke about AI with real unease – about jobs, about misinformation, about a wor

Sustainability in real estate has come a long way from being a developer's marketing talking point. Over the years, I have watched the conversation shift from "does this certification help us sell faster?" to something far more substantive on how do we build, operate, and finance assets in a way that is genuinely responsible, and increasingly, financially sound? Three themes stand out to me as the real accelerators of this shift: the adoption of renewable energy sources, mean

Over the last decade, I have had many conversations with developers, investors, and industry professionals about the role of technology in real estate. For a long time, the response was lukewarm at best. The sentiment was – yes, technology is useful, but real estate runs on relationships, on trust, on ground-level knowledge that no platform can replicate. That view is changing, and changing fast. What I find most interesting is that technology is no longer entering real estat