Building Engines, a JLL company, together with Building Owners and Managers Association International (BOMA), conducted an in-depth survey of over 370 commercial real estate professionals, focusing on the evolution and future directions of property management technology.
Survey participants provided valuable insights into their technology investment priorities, sustainability initiatives, and how they expect AI to shape the industry in 2025.
- The continuing surge in technology investments that are reshaping property management
- The transformative effects of AI and data analytics on operational processes
- Innovative solutions for optimizing tenant engagement and digital communication
- Cutting-edge strategies for achieving sustainability goals using technology
- Challenges and solutions in adopting energy-efficient technologies within CRE
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Robert Pender, Empire State Realty Trust
Empire State Realty Trust oversees a portfolio of top-tier buildings across Manhattan and the greater New York metropolitan area, including the iconic Empire State Building.
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RIDC Uses Prism To Make Industrial Property Management A Breeze
RIDC (Regional Industrial Development Corporation of Pennsylvania) oversees 65 buildings and eight million square feet of industrial space in the Pittsburgh area.
By using Prism as one centralized platform to streamline operations, Pinelli and RIDC have visibility into critical information that was previously scattered across platforms.
- How Prism provides a full solution for RIDC’s industrial needs
- What RIDC is doing to save time and maximize efficiency
- How RIDC is creating simpler tenant compliance processes
Conclusion
In conclusion, the landscape of commercial property management technology in 2025 is poised for remarkable transformation. With advancements in artificial intelligence and data analytics, property managers can expect enhanced operational efficiency and improved tenant experiences.
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As we embrace these innovations, the future of property management will not only streamline processes but also foster stronger relationships between landlords and tenants, ultimately leading to more sustainable and profitable real estate ventures.
