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Nearmap Launches The Reality Layer Podcast to Explore the Future of Property Intelligence

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Hosted by Nearmap

Chief Product Officer David Tobias, new podcast brings together leaders across insurance, government, AECO, and commercial real estate to explore AI, data, and the future of property intelligence

SYDNEY, Sept. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Nearmap, the global property intelligence company, today announced the launch of The Reality Layer, a new podcast hosted by Nearmap Chief Product Officer David Tobias that explores how technology, data, and artificial intelligence are changing the way organisations understand and act on the physical world.

Launching today, The Reality Layer will bring together executives, practitioners, and technology leaders from across industries for candid conversations about the forces reshaping the built environment. Episodes will explore topics ranging from AI and property intelligence, to insurance underwriting and claims, catastrophe response, and the future of cities and communities.

As organisations navigate rising loss costs, increasingly complex property risk and growing pressure to make faster, more informed decisions, access to better data and intelligence is becoming increasingly important. The Reality Layer will examine these challenges through the experiences and perspectives of the people working to solve them.

"There's an enormous amount happening in the physical world that we can't always see or understand from traditional data alone," said David Tobias, Chief Product Officer at Nearmap and host of The Reality Layer. "The combination of AI, geospatial technology and property intelligence is changing that. This podcast is about exploring what happens when we can see the world more clearly, and what organisations can do with that enhanced understanding."

Each episode will feature conversations with industry leaders and subject-matter experts, exploring both the opportunities and practical challenges facing organisations today.

"We're at a point where technology is changing not just how businesses operate, but how they understand the world around them," continued Tobias. "The most interesting conversations are no longer about technology for technology's sake. They're about how organisations can turn data, AI and new sources of intelligence into better decisions and better outcomes. That's what makes The Reality Layer such a timely conversation."

The podcast is part of the Nearmap broader commitment to advancing the conversation around property intelligence and the role of technology in helping organisations better understand the built environment.

Listen to and subscribe to The Reality Layer on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.

About Nearmap
Nearmap is a global property intelligence company redefining how organisations understand and act on the built environment. By owning the entire intelligence value chain—from high-recency geospatial capture powered by patented camera technology to accurate AI-derived analytics and guaranteed building materials data—Nearmap delivers a single, trusted source of truth for property decisions. Insurers, government agencies, and AECO organisations rely on Nearmap to transform property uncertainty into evidence, helping organisations move beyond fragmented data and manual processes with verified, frequently updated insight. These proprietary insights enable faster, more confident decisions across underwriting and claims, assessment and response, and planning and construction so teams can see truth, assess risk, and act with certainty. Founded in Australia in 2007, Nearmap stands as the definitive source of truth that shapes the livable world.

For more information, visit www.nearmap.com.

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Taylor Cenicola
Taylor.cenicola@nearmap.com

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