
Real Estate Tech Evolves with AI and New Digital Tools
The real estate industry is adopting new AI-powered tools and digital platforms to improve agent networking, enhance transaction security, and expand homebuyer access.
Nathan Pierce is a technology correspondent for Crezzio, focusing on enterprise software, artificial intelligence, and the evolving landscape of property technology (Proptech). He reports on innovations shaping modern business operations.
The real estate industry is adopting new AI-powered tools and digital platforms to improve agent networking, enhance transaction security, and expand homebuyer access.
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