Global PropTech Survey 2018 (KPMG)
Summary
- A total of 97% of survey respondents think digital and technological innovation will impact their business, up from 92% in 2017.p.6
- 73% of real estate decision makers view digital and technological innovation as an opportunity, while 25% see it as both an opportunity and a threat.p.3
- 56% of traditional real estate businesses rate their digital and technological innovation maturity at 5 or below out of 10.p.3
- 33% of real estate incumbents have an enterprise-wide digital and innovation strategy in place, compared to 24% in the previous survey.p.18
- 30% of traditional real estate organizations report that they currently invest or plan to invest in PropTech start-ups.p.3
- 78% of respondents feel that digital and technological innovation engagement across the corporate real estate sector has increased over the last 12 months.p.3
Key insights
- The proportion of respondents expecting a very significant impact from digital and technological innovation rose to 60% from 46% in 2017.p.6
- In the short term, 30% of respondents expect automation to have the biggest impact on the real estate industry, followed by big data and data analytics at 27%.p.8
- In the long term, 32% of respondents identify Artificial Intelligence as the technological innovation that will have the biggest impact on the sector.p.9
- Among respondents investing or planning to invest in PropTech start-ups, 45% cite complementing their existing business activities as the primary reason.p.23
- 66% of respondents do not have a clear enterprise-wide digital and technological innovation vision and strategy.p.3
- 93% of respondents agree that traditional real estate organizations need to engage with PropTech companies to adapt to the changing global environment.p.3
- Collaborating with a supplier remains the primary approach expected by incumbents to develop their digital and technological innovation capability.p.22
- Sales cycles present a key challenge for start-ups, with 30% of PropTech respondents reporting average sales cycles of 1-3 months and another 30% reporting 3-6 months.p.30
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