DLA Piper, London PROPTECH19 will explore how technology is fundamentally changing how real estate is used, developed, managed and invested in.

Sheila Manchester discusses new technology with the UK’s leading authority on the subject.

Spark, the multi-utility group built around the property industry, has launched Tili, a digital home move assistant that sets up essential home utilities for tenants and generates extra revenue for its partners.

New homes will one day tap into neighbourhood energy systems, feature flexible layouts and use improved technology to make their own decisions.

81% of property professionals believe that PropTech is benefiting the industry, but says Rolf Groenewold, MD, KeyAGENT, adoption is relatively slow.

A new digital product, Vouch, has been created to ‘revolutionise the tenant application process for letting agents’.

New technology can save time and trouble, says Andrea Kirkby, by getting your deals moving smoothly.

You have a great business, but do you have the vision to take it to the next level? Look into the future, it is virtual reality technology, says Tara Dulake.

Just five per cent of property businesses consider themselves technologically advanced, according to research by Qube Global Software.

Selling property via auctions is appealing to a new generation of buyers, says Sheila Manchester, with online options and modern, more consumer-friendly systems.