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November 18, 2021

It’s no secret that every market is looking to understand their indoor air quality (IAQ) better. Tenants are pushing landlords to improve IAQ because they know it impacts the health, safety, and overall comfort of their employees. Meanwhile, building owners want to offer office features, such as air quality monitoring, to minimize any risk of spreading COVID-19.

On the enterprise side, Awair Omni offers a “Display Mode” feature so subscribers can showcase their current IAQ data to other devices. In a corporate office or school setting, building occupants can display air data to build trust around the safety of the space.

In terms of the ongoing demand for IAQ mitigation solutions, Awair’s CEO Dustin Devan said: “By the end of this year, we will have grown 400 percent year over year. We’ve seen growth from the consumer and the enterprise side and in schools and corporate office space.”

Read the full article on PropTech’s rising need to provide better IAQ

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