With the advent of many new technologies and experimental pieces of software, it's kind of mandatory to analyse and assess which sectors are on the way to embrace certain features and which are still sceptical in regards to the infamous "business to technology". 

The real estate segment is definitely falling in the "maybe", as many companies are still considering the entire "digital" sector as something which won't necessarily impact their revenues, but here's a couple of hints proving them wrong. 

Property Management 

Commercial property management is something which usually is kind of underestimated by clients and enterprises with a lot of properties at their disposal. Mainly because it's something which requires a lot of time from the provider of this very service, the usage of automation features done online via machine learning and deep learning is definitely something which will bring this very specific service into the spotlight in the next couple of years. 

Legal Done Digital: Is It Possible? 

The main reason why the real estate/property sector hasn't fully embraced digital in 2019 is due to some legal aspects which aren't, or at least not until now, fully coverable online. Mortgages, for example, weren't fulfillable via online forms until last year, when bonds like Santander introduced fully digitalized processes for property finance. With this being said, from 2020, there won't be any possible obstacle for companies to embrace digital-related strategies or architectures. 

Clarification Of Not So Easy Content 

The problem with the entire property business sector has always been the accessibility of the content which is normally covered on many blogs, service pages and so on. Embracing digital marketing strategies like SEO and digital copywriting could open your company's services to a younger audience, covering everything from highly technical investments to compulsory purchase order. Digitalization is, in 2019, something which embraces a lot of different audiences and, therefore, should be valued by every single company which deals with a lot of different demographics.