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• What Happens to Proptech When Anyone Can Build Software?
  October 4, 2026 by Franco Faraudo
  AI-generated code is reshaping real estate software, lowering costs while raising questions about quality, security, and whether to buy or build. The post What Happens to Proptech When Anyone Can Build Software? appeared first on Propmodo.
• Suburban Office Parks Begin Adding Housing and Retail to Combat Isolation
  October 4, 2026 by Propmodo Team
  Research Triangle Park and other suburban office campuses are adding housing and retail after decades as work-only environments to attract and retain employees. The post Suburban Office Parks Begin Adding Housing and Retail to Combat Isolation appeared first on Propmodo.
• Backyard Units Gain Traction as Partial Answer to Housing Crunch
  October 2, 2026 by Propmodo Team
  Cities from New York to California are legalizing accessory dwelling units to add rental supply, but high construction costs and regulatory hurdles limit their impact on housing shortages. The post Backyard Units Gain Traction as Partial Answer to Housing Crunch appeared first on Propmodo.
• Your CRE Software Knows What’s Happening. Why Isn’t It Doing More?
  October 1, 2026 by Propmodo Studio
  AI is reshaping property management by exposing workflow gaps, enabling precise automation, and replacing broad agents with focused, auditable systems. The post Your CRE Software Knows What’s Happening. Why Isn’t It Doing More? appeared first on Propmodo.
• Chicago Completes First Loop Conversion as City Backs Five More Office-to-Residential Towers
  October 1, 2026 by Propmodo Team
  Chicago finished its first Loop office-to-housing conversion with 117 units and has five more projects underway to create 1,765 apartments downtown. The post Chicago Completes First Loop Conversion as City Backs Five More Office-to-Residential Towers appeared first on Propmodo.
• Before We Talk to Our Buildings, We Need to Teach Them What They Know
  October 1, 2026 by Mike Laurie
  Discover why AI-powered property management needs trusted building data, digital twins, and physical ground truth to deliver reliable answers. The post Before We Talk to Our Buildings, We Need to Teach Them What They Know appeared first on Propmodo.
• Downtown LA’s Hotel Clark Returns After 30-Year Adaptive Reuse Saga
  October 1, 2026 by Propmodo Team
  Hotel Clark reopened in downtown Los Angeles after 30 years vacant, completing a redevelopment delayed by lawsuits, ownership changes, and diplomatic tensions. The post Downtown LA’s Hotel Clark Returns After 30-Year Adaptive Reuse Saga appeared first on Propmodo.
• MLS Giants Draw Battle Lines Over Cooperative Listing Transparency Standards
  September 30, 2026 by Propmodo Team
  CRMLS rejects Compass litigation threats over listing cooperation rules, vowing to defend MLS transparency standards with legal defense fund and counterclaims. The post MLS Giants Draw Battle Lines Over Cooperative Listing Transparency Standards appeared first on Propmodo.
• West Hollywood Tower Tests Limits of Vertical Multifamily Zoning
  September 30, 2026 by Propmodo Team
  CIM Group's 34-story, 514-unit tower in West Hollywood faces Planning Commission review as the city pushes vertical residential at industrial transition sites. The post West Hollywood Tower Tests Limits of Vertical Multifamily Zoning appeared first on Propmodo.
• LLMs Are Pulling Value Out of Property Descriptions
  September 30, 2026 by Franco Faraudo
  AI-powered real estate valuation turns listings, images, and documents into structured data, improving accuracy and revealing hidden property insights. The post LLMs Are Pulling Value Out of Property Descriptions appeared first on Propmodo.