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ULI Switzerland NEXT: Can AI provide insights into real estate markets? - an applied example.
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In recent months, excitement about AI has skyrocketed – also in the real estate industry. Reason enough to put AI to the test: In this session, a real-life real estate researcher will provide a short presentation about trends in the European office occupier market – a common topic for most professionals. The same data will be fed to an AI by a renowned real estate academic.
- What conclusions will the AI come up with?
- Will they be similar to those from a real-life analyst?
- Will the AI maybe bring up some surprising results that the analysts overlooked?
Lukas Vytisk Souffray, Schroders and Ania Walewska, SPGI Zurich AG, in Association with Cushman & Wakefield, are responsible for organization and moderation. ULI Switzerland is looking forward to a large attendance.
Oliver Kummerfeldt, Head of European Real Estate Research, Schroders Capital
Oliver Kummerfeldt is the Head of European Real Estate Research at Schroders Capital, Schroders dedicated private assets business line, providing research, insights and forecasts for commercial real estate markets across Europe. In this position, he helps to develop Schroders investment strategy and assists leadership, transaction- and asset managers in decision making. He joined Schroders in 2014 and is based in London. Before joining Schroders, Oliver was an Associate Director at Jones Lang LaSalle (now JLL), where, between 2006 and 2014, he held various roles in the EMEA Real Estate Research team in Hamburg and London. Oliver is a member of the Investment Property Forum (IPF) and member and former chair of the Society of Property Researchers (SPR). He studied economics, law and geography at Hamburg University and holds the German “Diplom”-degree in geography.
Dr. Niko Szumilo - Director of The Bartlett Real Estate Institute
Nikodem is an associate professor at University College London and the director at the Bartlett Real Estate Institute. He moved to UCL from the London School of Economics where he worked after getting a PhD from Cambridge University. He is also an academic visitor to the Bank Of England and a Research Affiliate of the UCL Centre for Finance. His work has been featured in leading non-academic outlets such as the Financial Times, Harvard Business Review, World Economic Forum - Strategic Intelligence, the Guardian, Bloomberg Businessweek or IPE Magazine. His research focuses on applied urban economics and finance and consulting and advisory projects include forecasting, nowcasting and market analysis.