| Last week, Managing Editor Eric Eldon and Senior Reporter/Editor Kirsten Korosec polled nine real estate and property tech investors to get their thoughts about the future of cities and office space. Today, we’ve published the conclusion of their survey, in which these VCs discuss where they’re placing their bets #intheseuncertaintimes. My Twitter timeline is peppered with think pieces about how cities, housing and the nature of work itself is being transformed by the COVID-19 pandemic, but I found our proptech surveys to be a breath of fresh air. Don’t get me wrong; I value analysis from public policy experts, but I suspect changes on this scale will be shaped largely by market forces. Here’s who Kirsten and Eric spoke to about where the market is headed: - Clelia Warburg Peters, venture partner at Bain Capital Ventures
- Brad Greiwe and Brendan Wallace, co-founders and managing partners, Fifth Wall
- Zach Aarons, co-founder and general partner, MetaProp
- John Helm, managing director, Real Estate Technology Ventures
- Adam Demuyakor, co-founder and managing partner, Wilshire Lane Partners
- Casey Berman, founder and managing director, Camber Creek
- Florian Reichert, partner, Picus Capital
- Stonly Baptiste, co-founder and partner, Urban Us
- Andrew Ackerman, managing director, DreamIt Ventures
Thanks very much for reading Extra Crunch! Walter Thompson
Senior Editor, TechCrunch
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