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Dovid Preil
  • Financial Advisor
  • Jerusalem, Israel
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Threat of Tech to Real Estate valuations

Dovid Preil
  • Financial Advisor
  • Jerusalem, Israel
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I've had some really interesting conversations lately about the impact of technology on RE. 

Aside from some benefits, I see a lot of room for disruption. 

For example: how are 3D printed houses going to impact the value of existing houses and MF buildings? 

For a while, Amazon and e-commerce were seen as an existential threat to Retail. 

What other developments do you see negatively impacting the value of RE?

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Bjorik Mutize
  • Real Estate Broker
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Bjorik Mutize
  • Real Estate Broker
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While being more efficient, I think always disruption of the humanization aspect of it. Weighing the pure output's vs other factors that may be considered.

Think of a Lender, appraiser etc. 

...Job obsolescence?

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