I’ve been at Built for a little over two years and have learned a lot - perhaps most of all, the extraordinary potential and urgency for AI to reshape how real estate finance gets done. As a concept, that’s powerful. But today, it’s real and I'm proud of our team for executing on this vision. The release of our Draw Agent doesn’t just bring AI to a problem - it’s transforming how lenders deliver for their clients. It enables faster capital deployment, stronger risk and compliance management, and a 95% reduction in the human time required to execute the draw process. This is only our first release, but even on its own, Draw Agent has the potential to save tens of millions of hours of human effort in the US alone.

👻 AI might be haunting real estate — but it doesn’t have to scare you. At Solex CRE, we see artificial intelligence as an ally, not a threat. The truth is simple: if a task in real estate is repetitive, AI is coming for it like a ghost in the night. From drafting documents to analyzing market data, automation is reshaping how deals get done — and it’s opening doors for agents ready to adapt. The human edge still matters most. Relationships, negotiation skills, and local market insight will always be what separates great brokers from good ones. But AI is here to handle the heavy lifting, so you can spend more time doing what truly drives results. Read our latest article to see why embracing AI can give you an advantage instead of a fright: 👉 https://lnkd.in/g3AbbrPZ #CommercialRealEstate #CRE #AIinRealEstate #SolexCRE #PropTech #Innovation

Everyone’s talking about how AI will transform real estate but the results are mixed so far. According to Deloitte’s latest CRE Outlook, most firms are seeing real gains in tenant relationships, construction, and lease drafting but when it comes to property operations and management, 42% say it’s still a major challenge. It’s a reminder that while AI can streamline decisions, automate workflows, and surface insights, the real work lies in connecting data, systems, and people. This is an integration problem as the data, systems, and workflows all have to speak the same language before AI can actually move the needle. We’re still early, but the potential is massive. What’s one area in CRE where you think AI will have the most tangible impact next year?

Not every task requires "Artificial Intelligence." In the real estate sector, many are currently obsessed with AI. However, the reality is that most agents are misusing it. AI is not intended to replace you; it is designed to release you. I observe realtors attempting to automate everything—captions, messages, negotiations—but the fact is, not every task requires "artificial intelligence." Some tasks require intentional intelligence. Here’s what I’ve learned: - Most real estate processes are deterministic. - You know the next step. - You know the timeline. - You know the expected outcome. This is where AI workflows excel. They are cost-effective, consistent, and can scale without chaos. When your system is already structured, you don’t need more "intelligence"; you need more flow. In RealtorFlow, we utilise AI to streamline processes rather than complicate them. It automates what is predictable and enhances what is personal. The goal is not to sound robotic but to create rhythm. If you're interested in seeing how AI and systems can free your time, increase your closings, and restore peace to your process, feel free to reach out.

How AI Is Changing the Way We Sell Property AI isn’t here to replace estate agents, it’s here to make the good ones unstoppable. Imagine having an assistant that never sleeps, keeps track of every lead, remembers every buyer preference, and even predicts which clients are most likely to move next. That’s what AI is doing right now, quietly transforming how we work. The smartest agents are using it to save time on admin, refine pricing strategies, and build relationships that cross borders. When you use tech to handle the heavy lifting, you have more space to focus on the human part, connecting, negotiating, and closing. We’re entering a new era of real estate. It’s not about man versus machine. It’s about humans who know how to use the tools. At Forte Kapital, I train agents and developers to work smarter, not harder, by integrating AI into their sales and client strategies. The future is already here, and it’s the ones who adapt that will lead it.

AI is replacing guesswork in debt collections.  Agentic AI and machine learning analyze thousands of variables, including payment history, communication preferences, risk levels and more, to prioritize accounts and optimize outreach strategies.  It’s a data driven approach that produces smarter segmentation and faster recoveries, with some banks reporting recovery rate improvements of over 31%. That’s big.  Companies using basic to advanced AI are seeing more streamlined operations. They’re cultivating trust and transparency with their customers. More and more, we’re seeing data analytics as the backbone of modern debt collection and recovery, enabling pattern recognition and strategic actioning on every account.  Relying on intuition is obsolete; it’s precision that pays off. To learn more, email us at inquiries@crsoftware.com.

There’s a myth that AI is here to eliminate roles in real estate. But the truth is far simpler: AI speeds up analysis, it doesn’t replace judgment. Developers still decide: What makes a project feasible Who to partner with How to structure financing When to move forward What AI does is remove the hours of repetitive groundwork so developers can focus on strategy and relationships, not spreadsheets all night. Think of BuildWise AI as the assistant that never gets tired, helping you evaluate projects faster and with more clarity. Curious how AI can support your workflow without changing your expertise? Let’s talk.

🚨 A real estate company just cut tenant application times by 60% using AI. Here's why this matters for every industry. Most property managers are drowning in paperwork: → Manual lease processing taking weeks → Endless back-and-forth with potential tenants → Staff overwhelmed with repetitive inquiries → Revenue lost due to slow turnaround times Then MRI Software launched MRI Engage™ for Living. The results? Game-changing. ✅ 60% faster application processing ✅ AI identifies message intent instantly ✅ Automated responses tailored to each inquiry ✅ Integrated payments, e-signatures, and fraud management ✅ Staff productivity through the roof But here's the bigger picture: This isn't just about real estate. It's about what happens when you stop treating AI as a "nice-to-have" and start using it to solve real business problems. The property managers using this platform aren't just saving time—they're: → Closing deals faster than competitors → Providing better tenant experiences → Freeing up staff for high-value relationship building → Scaling operations without scaling headcount While others debate whether AI will replace jobs, smart businesses are using it to make their teams unstoppable. The question isn't "Should we adopt AI?" It's "How fast can we implement it before our competitors do?" What's one manual process in your business that AI could transform? 👇

Why Every Developer and Estate Agent Needs an AI Strategy in 2025 A lot of people think AI in property is about fancy dashboards and automated emails. It’s not. The real shift is deeper: AI is quietly changing the economics of how we build, sell, and scale. Developers who understand it are cutting weeks off sales cycles. Agents who understand it are converting faster, managing bigger pipelines, and keeping buyers warm without burning themselves out. The edge isn’t in knowing what AI is. The edge is in knowing where to plug it in. AI can map buyer intent before the buyer even knows they’re ready. It can flag price sensitivities across an entire development. It can take over the repetitive bits, so you can spend your time on the parts that actually make deals happen. At Forte Kapital, I’m building systems that make developers and agents sharper, quicker, and more profitable. Not theory. Actual workflows that remove friction from sales, client care, and international buyer management. This isn’t the future. It’s already happening. The question is: will you be one of the people chasing the change… or one of the people shaping it? Let’s talk if you want to be the latter.

$34 B by 2030? AI isn’t just hype—it’s reshaping real‐estate operations   Research from Morgan Stanley estimates that AI could automate up to 37 % of tasks in real-estate (management, leasing, maintenance and more), unlocking as much as US$ 34 billion in operating efficiencies by 2030.   Key takeaways: ☑️ Tasks with highest automation potential: administrative support, leasing coordination, on-site staffing optimization. ☑️ Firms already using AI report higher tenant satisfaction and operational agility. ☑️ In an environment of rising costs and staffing shortages, these gains may determine competitive advantage.    📈 In your asset operations or brokerage workflows, where do you see the highest time-cost currently? Could AI handle that?