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he latest edition of T3 Sixty's Tech 200 list reveals a significant shift in the real estate technology landscape. Over half (51.6%) of the products featured incorporate artificial intelligence, a substantial increase from last year when just under a third (30.4%) were AI-powered. The most common applications of AI in real estate include content generation, lead routing, and business intelligence.

    As AI becomes more widespread, its adoption is accelerating. A recent survey found that nearly 9 out of 10 brokerage leaders reported their agents using AI, with concerns about the technology decreasing from 50% to 42%. Jack Miller, president and CEO of T3 Sixty, notes that "technology is no longer optional in real estate, it's foundational."

    Consolidation remains a trend in the industry, with six companies acquired in the past year. Meanwhile, twenty new companies made their debut on the Tech 200 list, including Blended Sense, CertifID, and Gitcha. Established players continue to lead the way, with Constellation Real Estate Group and Lone Wolf Technologies each having 11 products on the list.