Community & Property Management Software is No Longer a Luxury

Yardi attended Cityscape Global 2023, the world’s largest and most ambitious real estate event, held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The event featured over 350 exhibitors, welcomed over 10,000 international investors, showcased a line-up of over 300 speakers and was attended by more than 160,000 visitors.

Yardi took part as a proptech sponsor, presenting our latest innovations in investment and property management software. We also highlighted how our cloud-based real estate management solutions have empowered clients to expand and enhance their real estate operations.

The event included an insightful PropTech stage with panels emphasising the display of technological innovations revolutionising the real estate sector.

With a commitment to facilitating immersive and engaging discussions, the two-day conference highlighted technological advancements and sustainable practices. Furthermore, it explored the opportunities and challenges related to developers’ technological requirements and gaps. The overarching theme highlighted how proptech contributes to enhanced efficiency and cost reduction. 

Panel Discussion

Yardi’s Senior Director of Middle East Sales, Said Haider, joined a panel discussion with Rebecca Hunt, partner at Octopus Ventures, Haseeb Mohammad, CEO for Atar and Hamza Betraoui, managing director for Land Sterling. The session focused on “Community Management and Property Management Software are No Longer a Luxury”.

Community & Property Management Software is No Longer a Luxury

Highlights from Haider during the panel discussion:

“Real Estate companies face challenges spanning different departments, but what most companies are struggling with is having a strong data foundation to be able to take predictive or proactive decision making.”

“It’s crucial to centralise all data elements from different departments in one location. This way, management can consistently maintain a 360-degree view of their portfolio performance and effectively leverage this data for emerging technologies, such as AI and machine learning in the future.”

“Before Yardi entered the market, real estate companies were using various disconnected solutions and were interested in Yardi for a specific aspect of their property management needs. Today, the landscape has shifted – in the real estate sector, companies prefer comprehensive end-to-end solutions to avoid disrupting their processes or encountering complex integrations that might become problematic down the road.”

About Yardi

Yardi develops industry-leading software for all types and sizes of real estate companies across the world. With over 9,000 employees, Yardi is working with our clients to drive significant innovation in the real estate industry. See how Yardi’s unified property management and accounting platform can help you prosper.

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As Yardi’s senior marketing writer for international content, Sophie draws on her journalism and copywriting experience to transform complex real estate and technology topics into accessible, on brand narratives that connect with global audiences.

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