Delta Media Group has conducted a survey of 100 securities companies on emotions on the growth of artificial intelligence in real estate.
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According to Delta Media Group’s real estate leadership AI survey, artificial intelligence has influenced the way real estate agents do marketing and how buyers find a house.
In this survey, the industry’s attitudes related to the recruitment of artificial intelligence and the overall role in the real estate market. It was shared with Inman with an exclusive presentation.
In the Delta survey results, the majority of the industry uses AI to support marketing tasks, but the adoption in the back office process is still poor.
Delta Media Group AI survey result
“AI is no longer a new, glossy object. Michaelminard, a CEO and owner of the Delta Media Group, states in the release as follows. According to this year’s survey, AI operates a securities company. It is more integrated throughout marketing and content, and is growing into a customer support and management automation. “
Delta has collected data to 100 securities companies leaders and states that more than half of the 2024 US real estate transactions are responsible. The group stated that AI is 5.9 for the industry, from one to 10, for the industry. , It has been slightly rising since last year.
The survey reveals that the survey respondents believe that AI will be integrated by the real estate market over the next few years. The aging contradiction is also shrinking, and Delta has found that there is no difference that can be measured among the age group using AI at work.
Delta Media Group AI survey respondents
The explanation of real estate is the most common use of AI in real estate, and surveys also found an increase in use of more sophisticated marketing tasks. According to DELTA’s survey, other popular applications include “client communication, data analysis, and automation of management tasks.”
The discovery that surprises risk evaluators throughout the world of glator business is decreasing the concerns of Delta respondents on AI’s risk. Real estate leaders who are worried about potential risks have dropped from 50.4 % to 42.2 %.
“Large securities companies with higher transactions have reported the least concerns, with better access to resources and protection means,” he said.
Financial Times reported in August that some of the largest companies in the United States were more vigilant of technology. I quoted research by ARIZE AI.
“Overall, 56 % of Fortune 500 companies have listed AI as” dangerous factors “in the latest annual report. This is an impressive jump from only 9 % in 2022, “said Financial Times. “Other potential harm includes reputation or operation issues, such as being involved in ethical concerns about the potential effects of AI on human rights, employment, and privacy.”
DELTA surveys showed that large -scale securities companies (101 to 500 agents, $ 100 million to $ 500 million) tend to integrate AI, but small businesses. Is hindered by resources restrictions. However, the report states that a small securities company is unlikely to require AI efficiency, given the agile nature of an agent of less than 20 people and a securities company with a transaction amount of less than $ 50 million. I didn’t.
The emphasis on Delta Media Group’s investigation is the appearance of the AI platform, Deepseek, a newly launched AI platform, a newly launched AI platform, which is directly confronted by Openai, Google, and Meta.
“Donald Trump’s supported Silicon Valley companies that have been supported by Silicon Valley companies to AI failing to make money to investors, and the American technology stock fell in accordance with it. And Telegraph reported.
The Washington Post reported that Nasdaq had fallen by nearly 3 % in the early transaction on Monday. Mark and Leisen, a White Huistic Advisor, called the Deep Shek development “AI’s SPUTNIK MOMENT”.
Deepseek’s application to real estate may appear as the use of technology grows. Openai, on the other hand, is still the most industry -friendly AI application.
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