MIAMI—Commercial real estate developers are getting more tech-savvy all the time. They have to because the competition is.
In this series, we've been exploring technology issues in the commercial real estate industry. We've looked at what's preventing technology from disrupting next-generation real estate developments. We've also explored how 3D printing is impacting commercial real estate.
In the last segment of this series, we turn once again to Arnstein & Lehr attorney Louis P. Archambault, a member of the firm's Real Estate and Corporate Transactions & Counseling Practice Groups, to get some insights on yet another issue. Real estate developers are already exploring ways to integrate tech in projects they will be building now for generations to come. What seems to be their main concern?
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