AI Now a Core Feature in Real Estate Technology
Over half of the tech products in T3 Sixty's Tech 200 list now incorporate AI, with 20 new startups also making the cut.
May 7, 2025 — Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a novelty in the real estate tech space but a fundamental feature, according to T3 Sixty's latest Tech 200 report. The annual list highlights the best-in-class technology products for brokerages and agents, and this year, 51.6% of the featured products incorporate AI—a significant increase from 30.4% in 2024.
Key Findings
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AI Adoption Surges: Common uses of AI in real estate include content generation, lead routing, and business intelligence. Nearly 90% of brokerage leaders report their agents are using AI, and concerns about the technology have decreased from 50% to 42% year-over-year.
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Consolidation Trends: The real estate tech sector is experiencing consolidation, with six companies from the 2024 Tech 200 being acquired in the past year, including Collabra Technology, Curated Social, and Realvolve.
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New Entrants: Despite mergers, 20 startups debuted on the 2025 list, such as:
- Blended Sense: A video production platform.
- CertifID: Fraud prevention technology.
- Gitcha: Connects homebuyers to agents and property owners.
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Industry Leaders: Established firms dominate the list, with Constellation Real Estate Group and Lone Wolf Technologies each featuring 11 products. MoxiWorks and Inside Real Estate followed with 7 and 5 products, respectively.
Expert Insight
"Technology is no longer optional in real estate; it's foundational," said Jack Miller, President and CEO of T3 Sixty. The report underscores how AI and other tech tools are now essential for agents, brokerages, and MLSs.
For the full list of companies and products, visit the Real Estate Almanac.
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