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PropTech: How CityBldr Uses AI to Predict Land Usage

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Property owners — particularly homeowners — have long relied on the advice of brokers and investors when selling their assets. CityBldr, a new tool that uses machine learning and AI to predict future land usage and value, is helping property owners get the most out of their sales, attempting to change the way developers, brokers […]

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