An Analysis of Business Models in the Proptech Industry
E-Book, Englisch, 140 Seiten, eBook
ISBN: 978-3-031-16731-7
Verlag: Springer International Publishing
Format: PDF
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A valuable resource for researchers studying the real estate industry, this book is also relevant to those studying FinTech and the impact of technology on industry more broadly. It can also be of use to professionals in the real estate industry, looking for a cutting edge research-based study on PropTech.
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Introduction 2. PropTech: history and development2.1 Introduction2.2 Proptech 1.0 (1982-2000)2.3 Proptech 2.0 (2001-2016)2.3.1 Sector classification2.3.2 Business model2.4 Proptech 3.0 (2017-Today)2.4.1 Blockchain technology2.4.2 Blockchain and real estate2.5 European real estate market2.6 ConclusionInnovation in negotiating real estate assets3.1 Introduction3.2 Negotiation process3.3 Managing real estate transactions3.3.1 Valuation3.3.2 Counterparty screening3.3.3 Due diligence and contract registration3.4 ConclusionManaging real estate assets and portfolios with IT tools4.1 Introduction4.2 Real estate risk4.2.1 Greenfield and Brownfield projects4.2.2 Income-producing real estate 4.3 Risk management tools4.3.1 Transaction-Intensive Processing4.3.2 Judgement-Intensive Processes4.3.3 Design and Strategy Support Processes4.4 ConclusionFinancing Instruments in the proptech industry5.1 Introduction5.2 The framework of P2P lending in Crowdfunding5.2.1 Object and operation of P2P lending5.2.2 The opportunities offered by P2P lending5.2.3 Risks and disadvantages of P2P lending5.2.4 Business models 5.3 The leading international player in P2P lending5.4 Debt-crowdfunding5.4.1 Characteristics5.4.2 The risks5.5 Equity crowdfunding investment 5.5.1 Characteristics5.4.2 The risksConclusionAn analysis of the performance of the protech companies6.1 Introduction6.2 Business model classification6.3 Empirical analysis6.3.1 Sample6.3.2 Methodology6.3.3 Results6.4 ConclusionConclusion