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Mark Hurst

Strategic Revenue Builder| Operations & Strategy Leader | Passionate about Industrialized Construction and Innovation in the Built Environment

Mark Hurst is a prominent figure in the proptech industry, serving as the Founder and CEO of Proptech Espresso, a podcast dedicated to exploring innovations in real estate technology. He is recognized for his expertise and involvement with leading proptech incubators and accelerators, such as NAR REACH and Plug N' Play.12

Background and Education

Mark has a strong academic foundation, holding a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He also pursued graduate business courses at MIT's Sloan School of Management, equipping him with a blend of analytical and managerial skills essential for his career in technology and real estate.12

Professional Experience

Before launching Proptech Espresso, Mark held various executive roles at HouseCanary, a leading residential real estate analytics company. His extensive career spans management consulting, investment banking, and technology sectors, where he has worked with both public and private companies.12

Proptech Espresso Podcast

The Proptech Espresso podcast features interviews with real estate professionals, entrepreneurs, and visionaries who are at the forefront of the proptech evolution. The podcast aims to provide insights into the digital transformation of the real estate industry, discussing topics ranging from innovative technologies to changes in consumer behavior.34

Mark Hurst's commitment to reinventing modern real estate through technology makes him a significant voice in the proptech community.

Highlights

Aug 29 · linkedin

Why is there so much bespoke design happening with real estate development projects? What is meant by design productization? Why have some companies championed vertically integrated construction? What was Katerra's business model and secret sauce? Why is innovating in construction tech so difficult? What are the challenges for VCs when considering non-software investments in construction tech? Why is the construction industry facing major challenges when manufacturers are investing in industrialized construction and developers/contractors want to do more prefab work? How is the labor crisis impacting the construction industry? Why is the transition to offsite construction critical in a shrinking labor pool environment? When evaluating the space, how are construction robots commonly segmented? Why is changing the established behavior of architects as it relates to building design and construction tech so challenging? What is a coordinated construction model? Why is the logistics related to offsite construction so tricky?

Justin Schwaiger - General Manager US at Kope, joins Proptech Espresso to answer these questions and discuss how observing the effects of earthquakes locally and internationally in his youth was a major factor in steering him into a career where he could impact and improve the built environment.

Listen to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/gRCKseJT

Aug 21 · linkedin

Amazing reuse story. Win-Win for the city of San Jose and SJSU!

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San Francisco, California, United States