1. “Electronic citizen” is the happiest person
Estonia, a European country, is aiming to become the first “coding country” in the world. The country is in the process of developing an “electronic resident” program, which will allow citizens to access platforms and public services online, … This country has also launched a number of other public service projects with modern technology. They are also initially planning for the national digital currency.
Not outside this trend, in the field of real estate business, some businesses have started to apply technology in project construction, management, and operation. This also creates many breakthroughs that bring necessary benefits for buyers. The goal is to turn residents of the project into “digital citizens” in the digital age. Accordingly, if previously, clients had to go to the project website, now they can experience the living space and manage all information about their future home on a smart application.
And yet, with the Home app, buyers can track all information such as progress updates, cash flow, project information or chat with the investor.
Smart city projects and smart home apartments have also become a new trend in the real estate market today. With just a touch of the smartphone, the power will turn on, the air conditioner is ready to cool when you are still on the way home from work… In addition, smart technology also gives home buyers the opportunity to experience many outstanding utilities.
2. Shop and pay with the click of a mouse
It can be said that the integration of online shopping and online payment has become a “need” and “enough” trend in modern life. According to a 2014 survey conducted by the Department of E-commerce and Information Technology, more than 58% of Internet users participate in online shopping. The value of online shopping of a person in the year is about 145 USD. The majority of shoppers still choose the form of cash payment (58%), the form of payment via e-wallet for 28% and via banking for 14%. However, with the positive moves in recent times, experts predict that e-commerce and online payment will continue to boom.
In particular, when mobile phones became essential items for each individual, many businesses have launched e-wallets to help consumers can store personal information and buy or sell goods quickly. In 2012, $ 295 billion was circulated through e-wallet payments and is expected to increase to $ 1,600 billion in 2017.
Thus, the application of the “4.0 Industrial Revolution” in the real estate business has brought many benefits for both businesses and consumers. Accordingly, the investors do their business in a smarter and more transparent manner while the residents are “convenient” when living in high-class urban areas with advanced technology.