RXR’s Scott Rechler, Dave Gise, Matt Boras, and Andrew Min were recently featured in Commercial Observer’s Power Tech & AI list, which recognizes leaders shaping the future of real estate technology. The list highlights RXR’s growing AI strategy, which includes more than 100 projects focused on everything from workflow automation to asset underwriting. It also spotlights RXR Arden Digital Ventures, RXR’s venture platform with the Arden Group, which invests in emerging proptech companies and has backed companies including Metropolis and Split Pay.
“We think about three main pathways. One is fluency and enablement — giving our employees tools, training, governance and reusable capabilities,” said Min. “The second thing is focusing a lot on automating workflows — using AI to eliminate repetitive work and redesign workflows. The third is transformative work. Instead of just automating processes that existed before, how do we create new processes that we can only do with AI? How do we underwrite assets that we acquire every day?”
