Innovations in Property Technology (PropTech) and their Legal Implications – Part 6 

Today we will consider what big data technology is in relation to the proptech space and how this technology is impacting the space.

Big data is a collection of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data that is gathered by businesses and may be mined for information for use in advanced analytics applications like machine learning and predictive modelling. Big data by itself has little value; it needs to be analysed, structured, and standardised in order to be useful.

Real estate investors are making money because of the insights that big data solutions can provide them. From figuring out the best investments to marketing and selling, big data technology has a tremendous impact in the real estate space. The major impact of big data on the real estate sector is how it helps investors make swift decisions and how it has boosted their confidence in investing in the space. With big data, investors are able to identify potential risks and also deploy risk management solutions for these areas.

Big data is also impacting the real estate space through the deployment of focused innovative products. When big data is used effectively, proptech startups can barely go wrong with regards to the choice of products they put out. Using big data, businesses can pinpoint exactly what customers desire, and with this, they immediately establish a strong customer base. With big data technology, consumer trends are observed and more information is gathered to identify current trends and techniques to keep clients satisfied. These patterns are then used to encourage brand loyalty. Big data continues to help firms improve their current products and create new ones. By collecting vast amounts of data, companies can identify what appeals to their consumer base.

The benefits that big data technology offers to companies in the property tech space are innumerable, and its importance to their business model cannot be overemphasised. As industry players leverage this technology to improve their offerings, it is essential that they pay attention to data protection, privacy, and confidentiality when deciding how their company collects, processes, analyzes, and reports on data. 

References:J. Bigelow

Bridget Botelho, Steven J.Bigelow, What is big and why is it important? , https://www.techtarget.com/searchdatamanagement/definition/big-data 

Unissu, Big data and proptech,https://www.unissu.com/proptech-solutions/big-data0 

TransformHub Insights Team, How Can a Proptech Solution Succeed With Big Data Analytics? https://blog.transformhub.com/how-can-a-proptech-solution-succeed-with-big-data-analytics 

Jamie Henriquez, Big Data: Six critical areas of legal risk,https://www.techrepublic.com/article/big-data-six-critical-areas-of-legal-risk/#:~:text=Big%20data%20has%20the%20potential,higher%20risk%20of%20data%20breach.  

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