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Tech’s Biggest Impact on CRE Will Come from AI (VIDEO)

During the recent CREtech New York conference at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, Connect CRE asked industry experts, “What’s one technology you believe will have the biggest impact on CRE over the next five years?” Unsurprisingly, artificial intelligence loomed large on their radar screens.

“The one technology that I think is going to have the biggest impact on commercial real estate is definitely agentic workflows,” said Matthew Player, founder and CEO, Zoneomics. He predicted that agentic workflows soon would be able to handle the day-to-day “busy work” as well as more important tasks and free up commercial real estate professionals to focus on value creation and analysis.

In the video below, you’ll also hear insights from Rob Teel, CEO of Yardi Systems, and Sharon Wilson Géno, president of the National Multifamily Housing Council. Both cited AI as a driver of change, with Teel also observing how rapidly the technology has evolved.

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