North Bucharest Investments has launched a new digital ecosystem comprising the NorthBucharest.ro website and a dedicated mobile application. The platform features more than 1,400 properties across 100 residential developments. By integrating artificial intelligence and a swipe-based interface, the firm aims to modernise the property search process in the Romanian capital. The tools focus heavily on move-in-ready homes in prime locations such as Pipera and Herăstrău.
Tokenopoly has launched a new OpenClaw skill allowing AI agents to trade property-linked tokens autonomously. Unveiled at Consensus 2026, the tool enables digital brokers to scan markets and execute trades without human help. This integration of DeFi and real estate allows for 24/7 data-driven investment through blockchain-based fractional ownership.
New Clark City in Tarlac is transforming into a major industrial centre for artificial intelligence. Following the Philippines' entry into the US-led Pax Silica Declaration, a 4,000-acre site has been dedicated to high-tech innovation. The project aims to integrate the nation into global semiconductor and AI supply chains. This "Golden Node" will attract international investment while creating high-quality jobs for the local workforce.
RESAAS Services Inc. has launched a new integration with Databricks to help real estate firms harness the power of AI. The partnership allows enterprise clients to stream live referral and transaction data directly into the Databricks Lakehouse Platform. By combining market data with internal datasets, companies can now generate more accurate forecasts and automate complex workflows across both residential and commercial sectors.
Talaat Moustafa Group has unveiled "The Spine," a landmark cognitive city project in Egypt. Launched alongside Prime Minister Dr Mostafa Madbouly, the EGP 1.4 trillion development integrates artificial intelligence with urban living. The project aims to contribute 1 per cent to Egypt’s GDP and create 155,000 jobs. It features a Special Investment Zone designed to attract global corporations through digital infrastructure and simplified regulations.
Houston-based technology firm QSource Group Inc. has acquired AOE, a specialist platform in commercial property lease billing. Alongside the deal, the firm has introduced QTREN, a new digital system designed to centralise property management tasks. A pilot for the software will begin this July, focusing on commercial offices, with a wider roll-out across various property sectors planned for later in the year.
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