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7 Property Management Technology Trends for 2024

Discover the latest property management technology trends for 2024. From AI assistants to smart home automation, stay ahead in the real estate game.

By Neil WhitePublished about a month ago 5 min read
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7 Property Management Technology Trends for 2024
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With technology's fast advancement, every segment of our daily lives is improving. From innovative apps to tools for streamlining operations, we can organize our agendas, and run our businesses smoothly. One of these segments that has been significantly improved by technology support is the property management business.

It is a business that combines many skills and expertise in one person to successfully run it, so the use of technology not only helps streamline the process but also helps to achieve the goals much easier and get ROI as soon as possible. Let’s take a look at the 2024 property management technology trends that aim to facilitate running the business even more.

Automation Continues Its Reign

There is a statistic that 45% of the landlords manage their properties on their own. So, in light of that, real estate automation will continue to be at the forefront of property management technology in 2024. This means that tech developers will focus on developing more user-friendly designs and intuitive interfaces. This way property owners and landlords will be able to establish systems for collecting their rent automatically or be available to tenants 24/7 with setting up communication tools. In addition, the automated marketing will help property owners and landlords to automate lead qualification and facilitate outreach to qualified tenants. Last, but not least data analytics will help in getting real insights and data about how the business is doing.

AI Chatbots and Virtual Assistants

With the fast development of AI technology, the rise of chatbots and virtual assistants is now more than evident in comparison to previous years. The ChatGPT bots that can be customized for every individual use are extra popular and useful in scenarios where there is a need for a prompt answer and explanation. These AI chatbots can be rule-based systems with pre-defined responses or more sophisticated models that incorporate machine learning that enables them to keep learning and adapting to the needs of the user.

How can these AI chatbots and virtual assistants help in property management? Well, they can answer FAQs, schedule property viewings, and handle routine maintenance requests. The greatest benefit is that they can provide instant responses and thus improve the communication between the property owners, landlords, and tenants.

AI Lease Abstraction Tools

Some of the property owners decide to use an AI lease abstraction tool which is a software trained on the industry specifics and integrates multiple systems to process large real estate portfolios and ensure legal and regulatory compliance of the documents. Such tools offer great benefits both for renters and property managers. Renters can rest assured that their privacy data is protected while getting high-deal transparency about their responsibilities. Property owners, or property managers, on the other hand, can optimize time and resources with these tools and, most importantly can summarize contracts in minutes instead of hours or days, reducing legal risks, and automate repetitive tasks.

Smart Home Automation with AI

AI tools have also entered the household and started facilitating the way people live and go through their daily lives without worrying about regulating thermostats, lighting, security systems, and appliances. What is so good about the AI-driven home is that it AI learns the user’s habits and optimizes the energy consumption. Plus, voice-activated assistants (i.e. Google Assistant, or Amazon’s Alexa) enable renters to control their smart devices hands-free.

Property managers can use these tools to remotely monitor property aspects like security systems and smart locks. Also, they can optimize the energy usage in the property by adjusting the heating, cooling, and lighting according to the tenant’s habits, preferences, and patterns.

VR on the Rise

Virtual and augmented reality has leveled up the way 3D and 2D tours of properties are done for the last few years. They are still on the rise as one of the property management technology tools in 2024 since they bring with them a lot of benefits for potential tenants. Tenants can remotely explore the property without the need to personally be there and have face-to-face interactions. Plus, AR can transform the place according to the potential tenant’s preferences so they can envision life there. This will help the potential tenants view a lot more properties before deciding and will surely facilitate the decision-making.

Property Management Software

If a property manager takes care of the rental property instead of the property owner or landlord, they will surely need property management software that will have every segment running smoothly in the process. With it all the tasks will be automated, centralized, and digitized including lease management, rent collection, communication, and maintenance requests. This type of software will generate real-time reports and provide analytics to property managers so they can better understand the performance and financial trends of the business.

Tools for Communication

Finally, a digital platform that provides a centralized space for tenants to interact with property managers and get information or perform various tasks related to the place they are renting is the last technology trend we want to talk about. These tools for communication promote convenience and efficiency. This brings the tenant satisfaction levels up. By using these tools, tenants can take greater control over the living experience in the rental units.

Some Final Words

In summary, technology is revolutionizing property management in 2024. With automation, AI assistants, smart home gadgets, VR tours, specialized software, and better communication tools, managing properties is becoming easier and more efficient. These advancements not only make life simpler for property managers but also improve the experience for tenants. As technology progresses, the future of property management looks brighter and more user-friendly.

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