When it comes to the real estate industry as a whole, technology is at the forefront, paving its way. More specifically, proptech is wiggling its way into the commercial real estate sector to change how services are handled, creating and offering new technologies to help brokerage firms who are looking to mark their space in within the sector.
One of those approaches is TenantSee, powered by Cushman & Wakefield, which provides data and expert insight to help guide tenants in leasing decisions.
Greg Fogg and former electrical engineer and project manager Samantha Low co-founded TenantSee. The company won a 2018 #RETAS award for Tech-Enhanced Brokerage from CREtech.
Fogg, an Executive Managing Director with Cushman & Wakefield who has spent 30 years in the industry, will be among the panelists at Bisnow's San Francisco CRE Tech Summit in May.
Bisnow caught up with Fogg to talk a bit about TenantSee and the future of proptech.
Bisnow: What is your elevator pitch for what TenantSee offers?
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