Innovative technologies will help make the real estate sector safer

Innovative technologies will help make the real estate sector safer

Technology and innovation have brought a transformation in the real estate sector, providing many real estate companies with the opportunity to adopt technological tools to take the lead in the sector. The developers’ goal is to digitize the entire process to achieve the greatest savings in time and money and improve the quality of work with the client and investor. In short, create a new business model.

Many have already taken the first step to implement the BIM (Building Information Modeling) methodology for creating digital building simulations, coordinating the information management generated during the project. Collaboration allows the developer to work together with architects, engineers, builders, and more.

Processes are time-based and can improve the definition of building systems, postpone design decisions, and identify potential disruptions before work begins.

“BIM is not just software or a computer program. It is a methodology of working in a collaborative process where all stakeholders participate in creating a 3D virtual model associated with a residential building or any other type of building. What is interesting about BIM is that it is a unique virtual model, where each of the agents enters information and manages their part. This minimizes the possibility of errors as they are discovered before construction starts, and you save money and time, ”explains David Sierra, Director of Project and Sustainability at Metrovacesa.

The next step in the real estate sector was the integration of blockchain into BIM, and Metrovacesa was the first developer in Spain to integrate this tool. It will allow you to fully track, authenticate and certify the documents of various participants in the development process: architects, builders, etc.

“We always work in two directions in the blockchain: digital identity and asset tokenization. The ability of the blockchain to share the value of an asset makes it easier to invest in parts or tokens, which we have already applied in practice in a crowdfunding project. We always rely on Alastria as the international, European and global benchmark for digital identity when it comes to digital identity. This blockchain integration project in BIM is based on the digital identity of the building and the entire process of its digitization, from the land to the delivery of houses to the client, ”explains Carmen Cicharro, Director of Commerce, Marketing and Innovation at Metrovacesa.

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