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With technology playing a key role in almost every aspect of business, the decision on whether to build versus buy has found its way onto many a board paper over the past decade. Here are five critical factors when considering whether to build or buy.

Digital transformation within a single organisation is challenging, let alone across a nation of over a billion people. This got us thinking about how modern technology could be utilised to close the digital gap in India.

Valocity’s cloud-based valuation ordering platform enabled the bank to digitise its entire property valuation workflow seamlessly and securely, connecting all technical hubs with empanelled valuers in real time.

REIP (Real Estate Industry Partners), an industry collective committed to uniting and empowering the Australian Real Estate industry has partnered with Valocity, a leading data and technology Fintech, to deliver a ground-breaking industry solution, REIP Nexus.

Discover how Valocity Connect will continue to support the global valuation industry with new technology to meet changing customer needs as well as deliver ongoing best practice collateral risk management and business continuity in a COVID world.

Download Valocity's award-winning thought leadership whitepaper, ‘The Future of Valuations’ to discover what’s in store for the world of property valuation.

In part two of our Valocity Webinar Series: Transforming the Property Industry, we answer the questions that were posed to our expert panel.

With such significant surges in new builds, how has this impacted our ratio of urban vs rural land? Is Aotearoa still a nation predominantly of vast green fields and farms, or is the urban spread taking hold?

Valocity hosted a panel of leading experts from the banking, property and technology sectors across Australia to share their insights and perspectives on the evolution of property valuation and lending, green finance and sustainability and how technology is underpinning this evolution.

Unfortunately, despite all the progress, we still have a long way to go to gender parity and breaking the bias. Read our Founder and Global CEO, Carmen Vicelich's, personal journey to get a glimpse into how far we have come but how far we still have to go.

With Auckland amid a building boom and the Unitary Plan and recent changes facilitating greater density then even seen before, the Valocity research team wanted to explore what this actually means for Auckland, what is being built and where the locations of new modern developments are taking place.

With the holiday period well behind us and as we are now into the third year of Covid-19, the Valocity Research team felt is was a a good time to look into what the current data is showing and what the rest of 2022 may bring for the property market

Valocity is delighted to partner with leading economist Tony Alexander to bring you the second, quarterly Valuers Survey in our ongoing series.

Don’t miss game changing insights from our Global Chief Product Officer, Anita Hackett, on developing world-class tech, managing a diverse team and what it takes to win in the product world.

Mortgage rates in New Zealand have experienced rapid rises in the past six months, with additional rises forecasted throughout 2022. Currently, the unemployment rate is low, and inflation is high. Discover how changing interest rates have impacted the NZ housing market.

The Indian real estate sector is experiencing immense growth and is expected to reach US$ 1 trillion by 2030. Discover the crucial role that technology plays and will continue to play in India's mortgage valuation landscape.

Innovation. Transformation. Digital. Customer Centricity. We hear and read about these words every day. While they may feel overused, the reality is that less businesses are achieving these things than you’d think. Why?

After ongoing delays caused by COVID-19 Lockdowns, Auckland Council will be the first of the main metro cities to release its update of Capital Values. The Valocity Research team delved into what impact this may have on the housing market given the significant housing market activity that has occurred between Revaluations.

The New Zealand housing market has experienced significant growth since 2016. As the property market may be beginning to encounter some headwinds, Valocity analysed how much equity purchasers had built up over the past five years to try and determine what areas may be more capable of withstanding any softening of property values.

As Auckland expands and multi-unit apartment blocks and developments continue to be completed – what does this mean for car parking? The Valocity Research team took a look into the number and type of carparking commonly used and what this may mean for the future expansion the city of sails.

With such strong housing market activity and value growth over the last few years – Valocity wanted to investigate what impact this has had on property values and buyer groups around New Zealand. Discover which group has been impacted the most by changing market conditions.