According to the articles this is for commercial real estate.
Zillow wouldn’t be relevant because it’s mainly for residential properties.
Also the AI appears to be mainly for connecting buyers with financing.
According to the articles this is for commercial real estate.
Zillow wouldn’t be relevant because it’s mainly for residential properties.
Also the AI appears to be mainly for connecting buyers with financing.
Ahhh good points. Regardless though I feel my point stands. I'm not sure where AI helps here. It isn't like there are 1000s of commercial listings for someone to decide unless they're doing it at a national level and even then "AI" is an overkill. A database would work just as well.
Stuff is all pretty cookie cutter for residential.
But when you think about commercial property it could be anything. Just think of all the different types of commercial businesses there are out there.
So it actually kind of make sense when you think about variety & complexity of commercial properties.
To me, the issue isn't whether AI could replace Vegas brokers.
It's whether it has already started, and if it is seriously threatening to do so.
From everything I've seen of this company, the answer is NO.
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