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In a rapidly evolving real estate landscape, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) tools is poised to revolutionize traditional brokerage services while maintaining their core functions. Mihir Shah, Global CEO of JLLT, emphasizes that these advanced technologies are designed to complement rather than replace existing brokerage models.
AI tools are enabling innovative metaverse modeling, allowing developers to visualize projects in immersive environments. This capability not only enhances marketing strategies but also streamlines the decision-making process for potential buyers and investors. By harnessing AI, brokers can provide more accurate market analyses and tailored property recommendations, ultimately improving client satisfaction.
Furthermore, these tools can automate routine tasks, freeing up real estate professionals to focus on building relationships and closing deals. As the industry embraces AI, it is clear that the goal is to enhance the human element of real estate brokerage, ensuring that technology serves as a valuable ally rather than a disruptive force.
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