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Buying a house in a competitive market is a mentally taxing venture that reportedly involves fourteen distinct emotional stages. That means real-estate agents have to show empathy and …

By Riley Kaminer Miami startup Deepblocks provides high-precision digital tools that enable real estate developers and investors to pick the best site for their projects. The startup …

In search of the best tools on the market to optimize pro forma modeling and feasibility studies, Tim Moore, a manager at ULI Boston/New England …

Miami Girls Foundation and Design District Miami present 2022 Miami Founders Award to recognize top 30 companies and women-founders behind them. To celebrate the legacy …

The potential of AI seems to be limitless and Deepblocks offers a tool that harnesses some of that power. Their technology allows real estate developers to pinpoint parcels of real property and plan their projects accordingly.

Deepblocks, which is designed to optimize returns for real estate investors, has secured at least $2.3 million from investors including CRCM Ventures and Singularity University Ventures.

Ramos is the founder and CEO of Deepblocks, a property technology venture that uses artificial intelligence to help real estate developers identify parcels for their projects.

Deepblocks – Miami, Florida: Deepblocks is utilizing technology to reshape development an entitlement decisions through a real-time analysis of financial and market data, in combination with local building regulations.

“Zoning data, the rules of the city, are usually 400- page PDFs and are really expensive to go through and understand,” says Ramos, who has a master’s degree in architecture from Columbia University and a master’s in real estate development from the University of Miami.

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In part two of our conversation, she discusses the process she undertook in acquiring funding for her company, and some insights on where she sees the most promising technological developments for the immediate and more distant future.

In this episode of UpTech Report, I talk to Olivia about the inspiration behind Deepblocks and how with her product, decisions that once took several weeks and tens of thousands of dollars can now be made in thirty seconds.

What attracted you to the property technology firm Deepblocks? I have this interest in startups. I was also drawn to the founder of the company, Olivia Ramos, her commitment and her intellect. She was really onto something.

Olivia Ramos is an entrepreneur, architect, and founder and CEO of Deepblocks, an artificial intelligence company that uses data to optimize real estate development.

Olivia Ramos of real estate financial analysis firm Deepblocks, will discuss how e-locks, blockchain and artificial intelligence are shaping the industry.

These CEOs make protein from air, use blockchain to streamline real estate development and crunch satellite data in real time.

These founders are breaking new ground in some very traditional–and male-dominated–industries.

Inc. magazine includes Deepblocks CEO Olivia Ramos as a Money Mover in their Female Founders 100 feature.

Olivia Ramos has a big vision for her property tech startup, Deepblocks:  To revolutionize real estate development by helping to drive down costs of construction and enable better cities of the future.

Startup.Miami features Deepblocks! In partnership with the Knight Foundation, Startup.Miami was created to become your guide to getting involved and established in Miami’s entrepreneurial community.

Deepblocks is among 8 startups selected for Revolution’s Rise of the Rest Fund pitch competition. Rise of the Rest Seed Fund is an early stage venture fund backed by Eric Schmidt, Jeff Bezos, Henry Kravis, Howard Schultz, Meg Whitman, Jim Breyer, John Doerr and others.

Deepblocks is poised to revolutionize real estate development by helping to drive down the costs of construction and enable better cities of the future.

Real Estate Development has long been grappling with inaccurate prediction, fragmented tools, siloed data among diverse experts, long process and expensive planning of the project. To address these challenges, Deepblocks was started in 2016 at Singularity University’s Global Solutions Program

Deepblocks, a Miami-based property technology (proptech) company that has amassed $2.125 million in funding from prominent backers including real estate developers and CEOs, will launch its software platform for investors Oct. 3 and for the general public the next day.

Miami entrepreneur Olivia Ramos has many interests: real estate development, urbanism, architecture, sustainability, big data and machine learning. And she believed there was a big opportunity to optimize buildings and make cities more efficient.

The nine startups participating in Singularity University’s accelerator program presented this afternoon at Moffett Federal Airfield just outside Mountain View, CA.

Singularity University (SU), a global community using exponential technologies to tackle the world’s biggest challenges, today announced its new slate of startups accepted to its Startup Accelerator program.