#ai-in-real-estate

#ai-in-real-estate

As UAD 3.6 reshapes the field, appraisers deserve technology that supports their judgment while improving speed and accuracy. We're proud to have the backing of DGB, whose belief in human-centered innovation mirrors our mission to ensure AI advances not replaces human expertise. Early testing indicates appraisers can save more than three hours per report and reduce revisions by nearly 30%, all while maintaining oversight necessary to ensure valuations remain accurate and defensible, company leaders said.

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) said individual MLSs must determine whether Zillow's ChatGPT integration complies with IDX rules. NAR emphasized evaluating data control and disclosure requirements while affirming that MLS data display on mobile apps is permitted. Zillow maintains its integration follows regulations and enhances listing visibility through responsible AI innovation. Matterport refuted Zillow's claim that CoStar ended their API agreement and changed media terms, calling Zillow's statements intentional misrepresentations.

The real estate industry is changing faster than ever, fueled by innovation, rising consumer demands and fluctuating market conditions, said Toby Schifsky, vice president of Kaplan Real Estate Education. Kaplan's inaugural Real Estate Survey of Trends shows that success today requires more than passing exams it demands continuous learning, market expertise, and strong client skills. We're committed to giving agents the tools and training to leverage AI, generate leads, and thrive, helping them turn industry change into opportunity and sustainable career growth.

Earlier this year, he and I were talking about some of the shared vision we had for the future of the industry, trying to implement AI in a thoughtful manner, White said. Sure, you can go bolt on ChatGPT to title company data and see if it does anything for you. I don't think that would be a very high value-add product, but there are thoughtful ways we can introduce AI into the title industry.

The listing displayed signs of generative AI misuse, featuring oddities such as misaligned awnings and flowerbeds blocking doors, distorting reality to attract buyers.