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Sometimes, circumstances force people to live together even if they are not married. Many couples choose cohabitation without thinking of getting married. Good or bad, such is the growing trend in the world today.

Do you want to increase the value of a home? Upgrade its interiors and you will add a significant amount to its value. That is the first thing you need to consider if you want to increase the value of a single-family unit.

Every day, another person becomes a millionaire. Because of that, crazy real estate trends are popping up here and there. For example, the ultra-rich are buying high-value real estate properties in Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, and many parts of Europe

Is there not much difference between an investor and lender in the real estate market? There’s a big difference between the two

They say that Generation Z is the future of the world, but are they ready for real estate acquisition. There are more Gen Z individuals contributing to science, the environment, communities, and even the economy.

If your real estate company will process Big Data correctly, you will be able to trade 100x more in earnings. In the past, this is only possible with technology stocks.

There are many factors that have major or minor effects on real estate demand. In this tech age, people rely on the internet, which then leads to petabytes or exabytes of data

Big Data in real estate is very important. All industry sectors know this, especially in real estate. Ignore Big Data, and your competitors will leave you behind. Big data works, and it works fast. If used correctly, it brings accurate results.

Moore’s Law (named after Gordon E. Moore, one of the founders of Intel) alludes to Moore’s insight that although computer costs are cut down every two years, the number of transistors on a microchip increases twofold.

Andrew Segal never set his eyes on another occupation, but only wanted to build his own real estate empire. He is the founder and owner of Boxer Property

Big data has technically been around since the beginning of records of communication. Cave drawings? Data. Records of a new language? Big data. Then came math. And that’s when cave data became big data.

In hindsight, Big Data could have played a crucial role in preventing the housing bubble of 2007 and 2008. There was an unbelievable confidence in the increasing prices of single-family homes.