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A recent feature in Maclean’s magazine put a spotlight on a reality urban planners, developers, and local governments have faced for years: we can’t solve the housing crisis by doing things the old way. If we want to deliver more homes, faster, we need to rethink the...
Archistar is thrilled to announce that we’ve been selected by the New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) to participate in the Buildings Tech Lab Challenge. Launched in July 2024 by the New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) and the Partnership Fund for New...
On February 27, 2025, Archistar Canada Connect brought together real estate professionals, government representatives, and technology leaders in Vancouver, BC, for an evening dedicated to sharing insights, storytelling, and exploring the future of AI-driven real...
We’re thrilled to share a sneak peek of our new groundbreaking Precinct Planner tool, already empowering over 15 councils across New South Wales and Queensland. With over a decade of innovation, research and developing artificial intelligence, Archistar is dedicated...
New technologies have always had a massive influence on existing industries. Here's how property technology will affect the real estate market in the years ahead. The COVID crisis disrupted many aspects of the business. However, some have actually flourished as a...
Following on from Archistar’s $6M funding round led by Skip Capital and AirTree Ventures, Archistar’s General Executive Go To Market, Nic Lanzarone, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Braham Shnider as the next member of their senior leadership team. Braham...
International design, engineering and advisory firm, Aurecon, and property platform, Archistar, have partnered to combine Aurecon’s proprietary engineering data with Archistar’s Workspace software, creating a world-first digital tool for data centre site selection. ...
The fully subscribed funding round included participation from private investment firm Skip Capital and VC fund AirTree Ventures SYDNEY, 19TH APRIL 2021: Australian property intelligence platform Archistar has secured $6 million in funding to support the rapid growth...
The new Drawing Tools 2.0 offer Archistar users even more flexibility to customise building designs at speed SYDNEY, 23rd MARCH 2021:Â Property intelligence platform Archistar has unveiled its new and improved drawing software, Drawing Tools 2.0, featuring a new...
PropTech is shaking up real estate at a rapid speed. Discover some of the most progressive and innovative companies in the field. Inefficiencies and dated processes exist in all industries, including real estate. However, there’s no shortage of innovative ideas in...
Australian property platform Archistar has closed a $6 million Series A funding round led by AirTree to accelerate its international growth and expand its product and engineering team.
Most people assume they have to go it alone when selling a property. Sure, you have professionals to help you, but it seems like an individual process. That may not be the case anymore thanks to aggregation selling.
Some Australians see building a granny flat as a way to keep the family together. Others see it as an opportunity to help fortify their financial security. For many people, it is also a cost-effective way to add value to their property.
Property developers have always faced issues with getting multiple people to sell. However, a new trend among sellers may make things a lot easier while providing plenty of benefits to property owners.
Many Australians are choosing not to sell their property individually. Instead, they are teaming up with neighbours to sell their properties as a single mega lot.
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