Worldwide interest in and adoption of AI technologies have been increasing exponentially in the last few years, including in the real estate industry. Here, we'll explore the applications, the companies and the ecosystem that comprise new innovations in commercial and residential real estate.
This four-part webinar series will delve into the companies developing applications, the ecosystem which address specific industry needs, and the products being marketed.
NOVEMBER 12 at 1:00 PM Eastern Time
This is the first in a series of webinars on AI in Real Estate and this first webinar will focus on setting the foundation of how AI application development has impacted the industry. In just 35-45 minutes, we'll dive into how Artificial Intelligence is being adopted by real estate professionals, and how companies are pivoting to take advantage of new product development.
Our agenda for the webinar will include:
❇️ Adoption Rates by Real Estate Professionals of AI
❇️ AI Systems, its Foundation and Fundamentals
❇️ AI Applications, Agents, Tools and the Companies Offering Solutions
❇️ AI Data Centers - Site Requirements, Geospatial data & the Hyperscalers
AI is revolutionizing CRE by providing unparalleled data insights. For example, GeoPhy, now part of Walker & Dunlop, uses AI for advanced property valuations and risk assessment, providing a robust, data-driven approach to real estate finance.
There is so much to cover in residential development from property valuation to agent management to home buyer search. AI is equally transformative in the residential sector. We'll provide a synopsis of developments.
In the startup world, we're seeing a surge in AI solutions for predictive analytics, automated property management, and smart building technologies. Deal structures are evolving, often favoring founders with strong AI expertise. The most popular startups in coming years will likely be those that can demonstrate clear ROI and scalability.
The hyperscalers need power and yet many want their sites to be net-zero. What's happening is that their will be trade-offs. Co-located generation projects on or adjacent to the larger AI data centers with gas turbines, solar farms or soon to be small modular nuclear reactors, SMRs, when they become commercially viable is taking shape today. Find out more.
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