The PropTech Challenge, a virtual real estate hackathon sponsored by the Real Estate Board of New York, is open for submissions. The primary goal is build functioning software that solves a problem for real estate owners, managers, and developers.
Participants will compete for a grand total of $50,000 in cash and prizes.
Your project should fit into one of the following categories:
Blockchain: Decentralized databases have the potential to disrupt the industry in areas like title insurance, mortgage recording, and other important protection of individual and corporate rights. Read more.
Operations & Maintenance: Whether under the banner of sustainability or innovation, this sector focuses on a combination of the deployment of new and retrofit technology, and the implementation of new operational behaviors. Property managers and facility operators use building metrics to improve performance while creating healthier spaces that are more comfortable for tenants. Read more.
Architecture, Engineering, Construction (AEC) & Development: AEC covers the design and build phases of developed land. Development covers the broader process of buying land, financing deals, building or renovating structures, leasing and managing properties, and often the sale of said properties. Read more.
Commercial Brokerage: Commercial brokers are looking to the development community to address how technology can address and/or solve the pain points of problems encountered during the ongoing commercial transaction of real estate solutions and services. Read more.
Demo day, which will showcase the top three finalists in each challenge category, is November 7th in New York.
Interested in participating? Enter your project BEFORE October 16th at 5pm ET.
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