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Technology empowers asset management?Allow more investors to participate in commercial real estate investment and operation and maintenance

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In the “stock era” of real estate, how AI and other technologies can empower asset management has become a topic of concern in the industry.


On April 16, the first Pinqi Real Estate Conference was held in the China Ship Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo. At the meeting, the world’s first operational property digital asset management platform-iREAM system was officially released.

On April 16, the world’s first operational property digital asset management platform-iREAM system was officially released.

It is reported that iREAM uses blockchain, AI and other digital technologies to connect real estate investment, transformation, investment promotion, and operation, to create information transparency and build a new integrated platform for commercial property management. Each user can conduct property investment and operation management on the online platform anytime, anywhere.

At present, China’s real estate has entered the “stock era”, and many real estate developers are actively exploring the real estate stock. Available real estate is in the ascendant, and the industry is facing many pain points: the large transaction acquisition process is complex, real estate information is opaque; asset flows lack capital support; traditional businesses cannot keep up with the innovation of the times; front-end data collection is decoupled from practical applications and cannot meet the requirements of operational diversity… …For ordinary investors, investing in commercial real estate often has a high investment threshold, and it is difficult to identify the value of the project.

Under the epidemic, the outbreak of new demands and the emergence of new scenarios have been accelerated, which has promoted the transition of new service models in the real estate industry from offline to online, and promoted the digital development of work scenarios.

At the conference, Wang Qian, founder of Yufeng (Shanghai) Real Estate Co., Ltd. and iREAM digital real estate asset management platform; Li Chong, a professor in the Department of Electronic Engineering at Columbia University, explained how AI and other cutting-edge technologies can subvert the existing asset management value system, and for the first time Publicly introduce the iREAM asset management platform.

It is understood that iREAM applies digital technologies such as blockchain and AI to all aspects of real estate investment, renovation, investment promotion, and operation. Transaction and real estate data are on the chain to ensure the authenticity of real estate information; point-to-point services and transactions using smart contracts, decentralized communication; asset tokenization splits equity, small amounts can invest in commercial real estate; AI empowerment, intelligent recommendation of housing Source, service automation; VR remote experience real estate structure, open up the real estate information flow, capital chain, business flow, decentralized management, and change the traditional asset management model.

Since April 2020, the iREAM asset management platform has managed 9 real estate projects in the Shanghai and San Francisco Bay Areas, and its business covers all asset management links such as investment, renovation, investment promotion, and operation. In 2021, the team will use cutting-edge technologies such as blockchain, NFT, and AI to realize single-asset digital transactions, digital original certificates, dynamic pricing, smart contracts and other functions.

Currently, many companies in the real estate industry are actively transforming, and technology is one of the important directions. “Technology improves the efficiency of different aspects of real estate, changes the operational structure, and brings new increments,” said Wang Qian, the founder of iREAM. Today, in the digital age, exploring new models of asset management with technology will allow more investors to participate in commercial real estate investment and operation and maintenance.

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