PM Informer

In today's rapidly changing world, the real estate industry is increasingly recognizing the significance of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors in shaping its operations and reputation. ESG encompasses a broad range of considerations, including environmental sustainability, social responsibility, and good governance practices. As stakeholders demand greater transparency and accountability, real estate companies are embracing ESG as a crucial framework for sustainable development.

Smart building technology is, in the broadest definition, the use of technology to make buildings more responsive and intelligent and has the effect of improving their performance.

Businesses across different sectors have been leveraging data to streamline their business, reduce costs, develop marketing strategies, and increase revenues. The real estate industry is no different.

Most people will have heard of the concept of blockchain and may have a basic understanding of what it entails. Until recently, the term ‘blockchain’ was synonymous with cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin. Most people will associate blockchain with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.  

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.

Called the “variant of concern” right now, the omicron variant has many mutations and is stealth at spreading, many experts stating that it is more than 500% more viral than Delta, which was at about a 70% increase from Covid-19.