An estimated $4 billion is forecasted to flow into the U.S. real estate technology (proptech) space in 2019, a record for the industry, according to a new report from CB Insights, but experts in the space say the industry hasn’t come close to reaching its peak.
Source: Inman News
An estimated $4B will flow to U.S. proptech companies in 2019 – that’s just the beginning
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