NEW YORK CITY—Real estate technology companies joined real estate and NYC Economic Development Corp. speakers at the first NYC RETech Expo, hosted by the Real Estate Board of New York and MetaProp NYC, a real estate technology nexus and RETech accelerator.
Held Wednesday at the Mendik Education Center in REBNY's Midtown headquarters, the all-day expo featured some of the newest developments in RETech and ideas geared toward aiding sustainability across the real estate value chain.
Presenters at the event included Kate Daly, SVP, NYCEDC; John Gilbert, EVP, Rudin Management Co.; Ryan Coon, co-founder, Rentalutions; Marshall Cox, CEO, Radiator Labs; Fotis Merakos, president of Clean Cube; Eddie Kreinik, VP, and Rick Weinstein, manager/sales at
Panasonic MagicInk; Ross Goldenberg, co-CEO of SiteCompli and Mark Schroeder, director, new construction sales at thyssenkrupp.
“RETech is a fundamental component of the future of the real estate industry as new innovation fuels our ability to develop and operate buildings smarter and more efficiently,” said John H. Banks, III, REBNY president. “We thank all the presenters and MetaProp NYC for sharing their expertise with our members and driving the advancement of this important sector.”
Some presenters shared their thoughts on sharing their products with the industry. “NYC buildings deserve an operating system that integrates the subsystem data we currently collect, remembers this data, learns from it and then makes it actionable,” asserted Gilbert. “Our Prescriptive Data's NantumOS accomplishes this and more, and we were pleased to share the achievements we've made with this technology at the NYC RETech Expo.”
Noted Schroeder, “Space is scarce in our growing cities. Our elevator designs are focused on moving more people and consuming less of a building's footprint. But our city governments must adopt codes to permit the installation of these new technologies that will preserve space, more efficiently move people and increase value for property owners.”
“There are tremendous opportunities for innovation in the real estate tech sector in New York City,” added Daly of the EDC. “As we develop the next phase of our robust and growing tech ecosystem, we look forward to working with REBNY and Metaprop NYC to make sure that the biggest real-estate capital in the world is also the world's smartest.”
Held Wednesday at the Mendik Education Center in REBNY's Midtown headquarters, the all-day expo featured some of the newest developments in RETech and ideas geared toward aiding sustainability across the real estate value chain.
Presenters at the event included Kate Daly, SVP, NYCEDC; John Gilbert, EVP, Rudin Management Co.; Ryan Coon, co-founder, Rentalutions; Marshall Cox, CEO, Radiator Labs; Fotis Merakos, president of Clean Cube; Eddie Kreinik, VP, and Rick Weinstein, manager/sales at
Panasonic MagicInk; Ross Goldenberg, co-CEO of SiteCompli and Mark Schroeder, director, new construction sales at thyssenkrupp.
“RETech is a fundamental component of the future of the real estate industry as new innovation fuels our ability to develop and operate buildings smarter and more efficiently,” said John H. Banks, III, REBNY president. “We thank all the presenters and MetaProp NYC for sharing their expertise with our members and driving the advancement of this important sector.”
Some presenters shared their thoughts on sharing their products with the industry. “NYC buildings deserve an operating system that integrates the subsystem data we currently collect, remembers this data, learns from it and then makes it actionable,” asserted Gilbert. “Our Prescriptive Data's NantumOS accomplishes this and more, and we were pleased to share the achievements we've made with this technology at the NYC RETech Expo.”
Noted Schroeder, “Space is scarce in our growing cities. Our elevator designs are focused on moving more people and consuming less of a building's footprint. But our city governments must adopt codes to permit the installation of these new technologies that will preserve space, more efficiently move people and increase value for property owners.”
“There are tremendous opportunities for innovation in the real estate tech sector in
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