On Tuesday, September 15, Augustin Vaquié, the commercial director of ImmoPad, took part in a program called Trajectoire, hosted by Carine Dany. The show focused on the real estate industry and explored how dematerialization—meaning the shift from physical processes to digital ones—and artificial intelligence are changing property inspections. These technologies are increasingly used to streamline tasks like property evaluations, documentation, and communication in real estate. The program, Trajectoire, is a regular segment on BFM Business, a French business news channel. It provides in-depth discussions on various topics within the real estate sector and is broadcast from Monday to Friday. The show aims to highlight trends, challenges, and innovations shaping the industry. Vaquié’s participation underscored the growing importance of digital tools in real estate. As more companies adopt AI and digital platforms, traditional practices are being redefined. This shift not only affects how properties are assessed and marketed but also how professionals interact with clients and manage data. Trajectoire is produced in collaboration with Médias France, a media organization that works with various broadcasters to create content. The program remains accessible to viewers and listeners who want to stay updated on the evolving real estate landscape.