Technology allows us to take new approaches to old problems, and these approaches are faster, easier, and yield better results. This is as true in the real estate industry as any other – in a realm where buying and selling homes used to require lots of hard work, innovations like the internet, artificial intelligence, and
How AI is Revolutionizing the Real Estate Market
Time marches on, and so does the sophistication of the technologies we use in our everyday lives like AI. Whether they’re for personal use or those we leverage in our professional endeavors, new software technologies like artificial intelligence are getting smarter, stronger, and more ubiquitous every day. The real estate industry is no exception, either
How Real Estate Investors Can Use AI For Market Analysis
Nowadays, no business is complete without taking advantage of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). Many companies have already begun to incorporate AI into their business models, from startups to well-established brands. AI is shaping the future of home buying through efficient property search, quality lead generation, and assisting transactions or banking. As AI
Study shows AI could boost minority homeownership rates
Artificial intelligence software might have a practical application in reducing discrimination against some minority groups when it comes to applying for a mortgage online. That’s according to a new study by the National Bureau of Economic Research, which is calling on banks to embrace AI as a way of ending bias in home loan decisions.
Assessing the Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Real Estate
Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the biggest innovations of the 21st century. It is now impacting every aspect of modern life. The rise of intelligent machines is one of the most outstanding modern innovations. According to IDC, global spending on AI systems will hit $35.8 billion in 2019. At the same time, a Gartner
Ask Brian Real Estate: Will Technology Replace Real Estate Agents?
Ask Brian is a weekly column by Real Estate Expert Brian Kline. If you have questions on real estate investing, DIY, home buying/selling, or other housing inquiries please email your questions to [email protected] Q1. Ron Echols from Nashville, TN asks. Brian, are real estate agents becoming obsolete and are they being eliminated because of technology?
Real estate intelligence firm Skyline AI raises $18M in Series A funding round
Real estate investment technology provider Skyline AI is raising $18 million in a Series A round of funding from Sequoia Capital and TLV Partners with participation from JLL Spark, a division of JLL and others.
G5 teams up with H20 to bring AI to real estate marketing
G5, which offers a market optimization platform based on big data for the real estate industry, is teaming up with Artificial Intelligence platform provider H20.ai to bring AI capabilities to its Intelligent Marketing Cloud product.