Travtus is featured in Business Insider's listing of the most exciting proptech startups.

On Friday, 10th March, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) failed due to a bank run and capital crisis. It is the most significant US bank failure since Washington Mutual in 2008, leaving investors, customers, and some proptech companies’ futures in doubt.

Real estate needs true investment into people. Creative people, risk-takers, outliers. People that are building a new future for the industry with no strings attached. It is from here that radical, head-spinning change will come.

Countrywide made the same decisions that most banks made with regard to technology. They decided to replicate and spend millions on digital assets without recognizing what the true potential of technology

CBRE asked Tripty Arya of Travtus, about the potential impact of Artificial Intelligence, alongside the complexity of implementing it in the commercial real estate world

Why is the onsite staff always recruiting and what do residents need them to do. Adam explores the real reason for increasing headcount.

The Latch merger makes it very clear that the public markets are betting on an industry instead of a product. When Latch announced its merger with the Tishman Speyer vehicle , it was offered an Enterprise Value of $1.05 Billion on reported Net Revenue of $18 Million. The EV multiple of 58.5x is higher than any current publicly trading comparable

Resident portals are an excellent placeholder to direct basic workflows but in order to truly get value from technology, you need solutions that can account for and react to the complexity of managing properties.

On average, the industry seed 35 emails per 100 units every month from customers needing support. The onsite teams at our properties are often dealing with email overload.