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Over the past decade, technology in real estate, most commonly referred to as PropTech, has revolutionized how we buy, sell, lease, manage, and maintain properties. And like other technological breakthroughs, it is constantly innovating and reinventing itself.
In 2020, iRestify lost most of its business during the pandemic, now after experiencing revenue growth of 400%, the company is expected to triple its current footprint by the end of the year.
TORONTO, Sept. 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — iRestify, an enterprise-wide PropTech solution that provides property managers with the talent, technology, and resources to improve their building maintenance and facility operations, has been named one of Canada’s top growing companies by The Globe and Mail.
Property management has never been more critical. The career is projected to grow by over 10% in the next few years and is one of the few recession-proof careers...
Have you ever wondered how successful property managers seem to get so much done with their day? Maybe, you have even wished for a little bit of that success as...
Property managers are always looking for new ways to increase efficiency. One way is by using a residential portal that streamlines the process of leasing and managing apartments.
Residential portals allow property managers to upload vacancies, accept applications, create workflows, and more all in one place.
It’s no secret that WiFi is a necessity for many people today. In fact, most people would not stay in a hotel if it didn’t offer WiFi.
When people travel, the...
Is it better to go online with payments?
This is a question that some property managers are asking. Tenant reliability increases with online payment. Using the internet, landlords receive on-demand payments if borrowers fail to pay, and landlords are often free to automate their payments.
COVID-19 vaccines and boosters have been gaining momentum, and because of this, we are seeing an uptick of properties being more and more interactive with more...
For better or worse, remote work—or work-from-home—has become the new normal for many businesses. Some companies started a remote work plan for their employees long before the COVID-19 pandemic began. At the same time, other businesses have had to adapt to the changing work environment on the fly as the pandemic unfolded.