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EPISODE · Aug 30, 2021 · 28 MIN

SA249 | Visualization: Bringing Real Estate Plans To Life with Sydney Phillips

from How Did They Do It? Real Estate

There is a growing trend in interactive real estate visualization that allows real estate professionals to communicate, market, and sell at any stage of the process. Let’s dive into this episode as Sydney Phillips explains a cutting-edge emerging technology that enables people behind real estate to design better, mitigate risk, pre-lease properties, secure approvals, and collaborate and envision together.Key Takeaways To Listen ForWhat makes real estate a relationship-based businessBalancing work and lifeImplementing Zukurri for every CRE DeveloperWhy do you need to make relationships and connections in real estateImportance of acceptance and accountabilityAbout Sydney PhillipsSydney is a serial entrepreneur on a mission to push humanity forward and live interestingly.  She has built five successful companies at the mere age of twenty-two. With seven years of experience in the commercial real estate industry, she is both an active investor and developer in multifamily, retail, office and hotel. In 2019, she founded Daring Greatly with a mission to supporting women, LGBTQIA+ and minority founders in an effort to actively change the future of businesses, innovation and representation of tomorrow.  In her most revolutionizing venture, Zukurri, she creates interactive real estate visualization that allows real estate professionals to communicate, market and sell at any stage in the process. This is executed through cutting-edge emerging technology consisting of augmented reality. Real estate agents, investors and developers alike can now design better, mitigate risk, pre-lease properties, secure approvals, and communicate and envision together.  As one reporter put it, "Her magnetic personality, killer work-ethic, and unapologetic self-promotion propel her with dashing speed towards a success that is unconfined by the lanes of industry." She's the host of The Sydney Phillips Podcast, an author, passionate futurist, a keynote speaker and an amateur race car driver. Named in the ’25 Most Influential Women of Commercial Real Estate’, this young mogul has also earned the title ‘Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year’. Connect with SydneyWebsite: ZukuriLinkedIn: Sydney P.Email: [email protected] Connect With UsPlease visit our website: www.bonavestcapital.com and please click here, to leave a rating and review!SponsorThinking About Creating and Growing Your Own Podcast But Not Sure Where To Start?Visit GrowYourShow.com and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams.

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