artificial intelligence

To hit the Albanese government’s target of 1.2 million quality homes by June 2029, Australia must lift development approval rates by a third. AI could be part of the answer.

New AI-led software is being used to track Melbourne office staff at work, including where they’re spending their time. And it could be set to make big changes to commercial property.

Artificial technology may be on the rise in the property sector, but Australian Property Institute chief executive Amelia Hodge says computers will not be able to replicate the ‘risk lens’ of valuers.

The commercial real estate industry is well positioned to see significant benefits from artificial intelligence (AI), but firms that are slow to adapt risk falling far behind. The scope for harnessing AI across real estate …

The property industry is on the precipice of AI development and transformation as global and local businesses scramble to make their mark in the technology space.

The switch away from offices could be reversed by an unlikely ally. The more AI infiltrates our lives and jobs, the more time we will actually spend with other humans.