Institutional real estate investors are missing out on a more disciplined and transparent investment process because of the slow integration of technology.
Arq Management, an AI-native investment and asset management partner, says greater use of artificial intelligence and technology could help real estate investors benefit from more robust, data-driven underwriting, greater visibility into asset performance and faster, more informed decision-making. Instead, managers and investors are held back by heavily manual decision-making that often relies on fragmented data and “relatively slow feedback loops.”
Dominik Soller, co-founding partner at Arq Management, said asset management is particularly well suited to AI because it is inherently data-rich and iterative. “AI enables a shift from periodic review cycles to continuous optimization, whether that is pricing, leasing strategy or cost management,” Soller said. “It allows issues to be identified earlier and dec
