Proptech adoption will expand for a decade, creating trillion-dollar markets
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Brendan Wallace, founder of Fifth Wall, outlines the multi-decade investment opportunity created by digital transformation in real estate.
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“You're not just talking about opportunities in the billions of dollars with enormous total addressable markets. You're talking about opportunities in the trillions of dollars. So I think this is a trend that will go on for probably the next decade, frankly.”
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