Tangent 💚 Proptech - How CRE Investors & Urban Planners Use Data Analytics to Improve Our Buildings & Cities, with CBRE's Real Estate Data Expert Manu Pathak

How CRE Investors & Urban Planners Use Data Analytics to Improve Our Buildings & Cities, with CBRE's Real Estate Data Expert Manu Pathak

08/14/21 • 40 min

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On today's episode, we explore the intersection of data science and real estate with Manu Pathak, an urban planner and real estate data scientist working at CBRE's Business Development and Solutions Analytics for corporate occupier services. Tune in to learn more about what makes a data set useful, how urban planners and real estate stakeholders can utilize this data for optimal decision making, and where the data is lacking.

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