Tag: KünstlicheIntelligenz

  • HWZ teaches artificial intelligence in the property sector

    HWZ teaches artificial intelligence in the property sector

    The new MAS Digital Real Estate Management HWZ course at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences(HWZ) is designed to provide further training in the opportunities that process optimisation offers the real estate sector. The part-time continuing education programme is aimed at managers and specialists in real estate management.

    In a press release, study director Dr Peter Staub points out that the real estate sector is still lagging behind almost all other sectors in terms of digitalisation, “in some cases significantly”. The entire sector would be “well advised to adapt new technologies now and quickly catch up in terms of digitalisation and AI”. Otherwise, relevant cost and earnings optimisation and a clear strategy against the shortage of skilled workers “can hardly be achieved”.

    Artificial intelligence is the key to modernising the industry, Markus Streckeisen is quoted as saying. He has overall responsibility for real estate products at the HWZ and is head of the existing MAS in Real Estate Management HWZ programme. “Data management, platform solutions and automation steps reduce running costs and drive innovation,” including in terms of sustainability and the circular economy.

    The programme, which can be booked in three modules, focuses on smart business models, data-based value creation and sustainable lifecycle management. Collaborations with lecturers from universities such as the University of St.Gallen and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich are planned. Start date is September 2024.

  • Avobis launches real estate platform

    Avobis launches real estate platform

    Avobis is launching a new real estate platform. Property Captain should cover the entire spectrum from the search to financing, insurance and maintenance to the valuation, purchase or sale of properties, the Zurich-based real estate and mortgage service provider informs in a message . The platform uses artificial intelligence for this purpose. “Property Captain is pursuing the vision of matching the four million residential properties with the individual dream homes of the Swiss population and thus improving satisfaction with the living situation”, Avobis Co-CEO Patrick Schmid is quoted in the press release.

    The new Avobis subsidiary is designed as an open platform with an independent network of partners. Around 120 financing partners and 150 brokerage companies were already involved in the launch, Avobis informs. The group was able to win Bank CIC (Schweiz) AG as an innovation partner.

    Avobis will bundle all of its own offers for private customers, in particular the corresponding mortgage services, in the new Property Captain Tech AG, is further explained in the announcement. Myriam Reinle is to take over the management of the Proptech. In the press release, Avobis refers to Reinle’s many years of experience in managing online marketplaces and tech start-ups. The designated head of Property Captain was active in the real estate industry for ImmoStreet and Homegate , a company belonging to the TX Group.