Real estate: The Conference of Innovation in Housing

First of all, the world of real estate should move, innovate, take initiatives. Whether new or old. To live, invest, finance, renovate, build differently... New models are emerging.

This week, at the Ministry of Cities and Housing, the 1st Conference on Innovation in Housing was organized. The opportunity to share projects, led by start-ups just waiting to grow. Sensors to regulate collective heatingThe start-up Kocliko proposes to reduce the overconsumption of collective heating.

It installs sensors in homes and outside the building. It has developed 3D modeling, which allows collective heating to be regulated using a connected box. Occupants are encouraged to act responsibly.

Thanks to the boiler room's intelligent control system, it helps reduce energy consumption and fairly distribute heating costs. The solution is certified, used by social landlords and is currently deployed in 50,000 homes. There is also the start-up Sonalyze, which offers a DPS… Sound Performance Diagnostic.

This is the analysis of noise in the home but also what is outside or adjoining. There is a small box connected. DPS comes with grades from A to G.

Innovations in renovation and constructionThe start-up Sensspace measures the behavior of a building, according to the different seasons. Day, night, indoors, outdoors and air quality. It offers renovation solutions to combat the effects of global warming.

There is also Terria who brings raw earth up to date in modern construction. Prefabricated earth blocks - from construction site waste - are assembled to create facades and load-bearing walls and enable buildings to withstand extreme heat. Real estate research at the time of IThe RENT show - real estate and new technologies - highlighted the upheaval in the sector with artificial intelligence.

AI is starting to change the way we look for accommodation, sell and manage a building. We move from the keyword to the intention. The AI ​​transforms demand into criteria, cross-references announcements with prices, transport, the environment and refines its proposals through dialogue.

The search engine becomes an answer engine. There is also voice, the integrated voice assistant. Real estate is becoming conversational, predictive and data-driven.

Less time searching, entering and compiling; more to verify, negotiate, and advise. Data can inform a decision. It will never replace human expertise, trust, negotiation and the emotion of a visit or a crush.

Machine-translated from French