The Green Impact Report Quick take: What if you could eliminate 30% of wasted facility capital spend without sending a single person on-site? Austin Rabine, CEO of SITE Technologies, breaks down how AI-powered drone data is transforming exterior inspections, cutting...

"When I founded SITE Technologies, I had a single use case in mind: to help property owners and managers assess the exterior elements of their property for the planning of repairs and budgets. But as my team and our clients introduced our tools into the real world, we...

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Advanced computer vision tools are transforming property inspections by using AI to automate and enhance visual analysis of buildings. Rather than relying on manual walkthroughs, these systems leverage high-resolution imaging and intelligent data processing to spot...

A type of artificial intelligence called computer vision can be a great help in monitoring facility health in cost-efficient ways. But without human intelligence and direction, spending can go off the rails. Site Technologies provides “AI-assisted, expert-backed...

Nearly half of building operators in hurricane-prone areas spent $7,500 annually per property to prepare, a survey by Site Technologies found. With hurricanes and other major storms occurring more frequently, evaluating the risk to their facilities is becoming...

Drones in commercial real estate have moved well beyond marketing photography. Powered by the FAA’s Part 107 rule and rapid advances in sensors and AI, leading owners and operators now use drones for roof and façade inspections, parking-lot asset planning, thermal...

Can proptech be defined as the modernization layer for the built world? How did the Rabine family business grow from a local mom-and-pop services business to the national multi-business unit holding company that exists today? Why did technology adoption opportunities...

SITE Technologies has been ranked on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in America. With 98% three-year growth, this recognition underscores the trust our clients place in SITE and the growing demand for faster, smarter property...

Every summer, Florida braces for storm season. For owners and operators of large industrial and commercial real estate, that doesn’t just mean boarding up windows or securing loose items. It means preparing for the complex, costly aftermath of wind, water, and...

I’m pleased to announce that over the past 12 months, SITE has experienced remarkable growth in our customer base as well as overall platform usage. These milestones are a powerful testament that organizations are increasingly turning to SITE to simplify capital...

The first hurricane of the 2025 Atlantic season is now spinning off the East Coast, and there are sure to be more in its wake. As season after season produces more intense storms resulting in increasingly costly damage, facilities managers in commercial real estate...

With stronger storms becoming more frequent, commercial property operators face rising insurance premiums and heightened risk exposure. A recent survey reveals many building managers in hurricane-prone regions now spend thousands annually on preparedness measures to...

As we look toward 2026, proptech leaders see artificial intelligence moving from buzzword to backbone of real estate innovation. Industry voices predict that spatial and practical AI will finally take hold across construction, property management, and CRE operations,...

SITE Technologies recently announced the completion of our latest SOC 2 examination. But what does that mean for us as an organization—and for you as our customer? At SITE Technologies, keeping customer and stakeholder data secure is our top priority. To ensure that...

Effective facilities management is integral to helping commercial buildings maintain value and remain viable for potential tenants. Regular assessments are required to keep properties up to standard and identify pain points that need to be addressed. These can take a...