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6 Ways Predictive Data Makes Smart Real Estate Investors Rich

Steve Jones / 3 min read.
October 19, 2021
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Predictive analytics leverages big data to combine past data, behavioral analytics, and real-time data to create a profile of customer preferences. Using algorithms, you can predict a customer‘s future buying patterns and what they will want. The predictive analytics technology can tell investors when it‘s the right time to buy or sell property, maximizing profits. It also helps reduce the uncertainty in the real estate sector as it can predict the location that’s best for investment and the kind of buyer suitable for it. This enables investors to make smart investment decisions. Below are ways predictive data make smart real estate investors rich.’

It helps them identify profitable locations

Since location is an important factor for real estate investment, predictive tools like heatmap analysis can predict the best area to invest by looking at metrics such as rental income, property value, and occupancy rate, helping investors choose the right property for maximum profits. Investors can also determine potential property’s cap rate to get a picture of larger market trends in the area, identify under-radar opportunities, and more for better decision-making.

It helps with the analysis of up-and-coming areas

Predictive data forecasts market trends, helping investors identify the growing neighborhoods and those that aren’t. Up-and-coming areas are a good investment choice as they come at low prices. Some of the factors contributing to making such areas hot investment hubs include ongoing or planned infrastructure by the local government, established retailers moving into the area, availability of good public schools, increased job opportunities that cause people to move to nearby locations, and more.

It reduces the time needed to look for an investment opportunity

Instead of wasting time and resources visiting different locations or surfing the internet searching for investment opportunities, investors can now rely on predictive data to save time. With predictive analytics, you’re assured of landing an investment-worthy property in the shortest time possible.


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It helps them find the right property to invest in

Using predictive analytics, investors can look at the potential investment properties against their projections to choose with higher potential returns. In addition, predictive data can also help investors learn about the indispensable features of some of the valuable properties in a particular market. This enables the investor to determine whether that property is ideal for their potential buyer or renter.

It helps investors to negotiate for lease term renewals

Predictive analytics can be used to evaluate and predict the real estate market for five or 10 years to come. Applying this data in commercial real estate can help determine if property values will remain the same and how the occupancy rates and rents will be. This can help investors negotiate for lease term renewals, minimize vacancy rates, and reduce renovation costs to maximize profits.

It helps them spy on their competition

Predictive data can give investors insights into the local competition. It helps them know the kind of properties they’ve invested in and how much they’re making. This helps find ways that give them a competitive edge to attract more clients.

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Predictive data helps real estate investors plan for the future while ensuring informed decision-making. This helps them curb risks associated with real estate investment for maximum returns.

Categories: Big Data
Tags: Big Data, predicitive, real estate

About Steve Jones

Are you on e-commerce retailer still in the dark about the data available you and how you can use the data to boost sales and find new opportunities? Are you unable to access the right data and consequently unable to correctly measure your marketing ROI? Are you unable to link all the individual customer data together because of lack of resources or the right technology?

If you answered 'yes' to all or some of the questions above, you are in luck. The widespread use of social media apps like Facebook, Twitter, Facebook, and WhatsApp, as well as the rise in social media groups and pages, is an indication of the fact that e-commerce is a huge game changer for businesses.

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