Yardi RISE’s summer event was hosted in Milton Keynes, with a focus on “Communication Styles” – hosted by Yardi’s Laura Gielczowski. The session explored the four principal communication styles: Conscientious, Dominance, Steadiness and Influence.
In the latest episode of the Yardi Living Series, we spoke with Matthew Smith, CEO of Allsop, about how Yardi has supported the company’s transformation from a respected property manager into a leading Build to Rent (BTR) operator.
We’re excited to partner with AREF (The Association of Real Estate Funds) on a new research collaboration, exploring how data and technology are influencing investment decision-making within the real estate funds industry. This joint initiative aims to gather insights from investment professionals, fund managers, and senior decision-makers, including COOs, CTOs, and CFOs, to understand how […]
In the second episode of the Yardi Living Series, we spoke with Luke Wagner, Head of Data and Digital Innovation at ila, about how the team has used the Yardi platform to scale operations, streamline reporting and build a strong brand.
Discover how digital transformation helps commercial real estate leaders gain control, reduce costs, and unlock insights with Yardi’s unified platform.
Leading industry figures joined BE News and Yardi at UKREiiF for a lively and important debate exploring the ways tech is – and should be – used to meet investor expectations.
At our first in-person Yardi RISE event in Amsterdam, and our first RISE with ALLIES, we had the privilege of hosting a fireside chat with Elke Snijder, CFO for NSI, who shared lessons for better work-life balance in leadership.
In this blog, we examine five key challenges facing retail property stakeholders and explore tech-enabled approaches to overcoming them.
Discover the latest product updates from the Yardi Commercial and Investment Management teams for Q2 2025!
The build to rent (BTR) and single-family housing (SFH) sectors continue their upward trajectory in 2024, with residents awarding the highest average ratings to date. The 2025 HomeViews & Rightmove Report offers a resident-driven snapshot of how developments across the UK are performing. This year’s average overall rating hit 4.53, continuing a steady upward trend – a testament to the sector’s ongoing commitment to quality and innovation.