Reporting and analysis grouped around #RealEstateTechnology.
Artificial intelligence may become another route through which property buyers and sellers identify advisers, raising fresh questions about how agents and brokerages are represented beyond their own marketing claims.
A December rollout will give nearly 20,000 Hive MLS brokers and appraisers in six Southeastern states access to buyer-demand signals before a property is listed, adding an early input for market decisions.
Commercial Observer’s annual Power Tech & AI list presents generative artificial intelligence as a defining force across real estate technology, shaping the sector’s most consequential leaders and companies.
Former Bright MLS strategy chief David Charron called on MLS leaders to reduce operational friction and make investment choices based on where the real estate industry may stand 18 months from now.
Google and HouseCanary have reached a national agreement to expand their home-listing program, broadening an initiative the companies first announced in June.
Manhattan-based EliseAI has secured $350 million in new funding, valuing the AI software company at $4 billion as investors back technology designed to automate housing and health care workflows.
Concern over artificial intelligence is reshaping real estate conversations, but the practical issue is not whether technology replaces professionals. It is which tasks can be automated and where human judgment remains decisive.
