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AI-Powered Platforms Disrupt Traditional Real Estate Models: A Shift in Homebuying and Selling Dynamics

By Rent Magazine TeamMarch 20, 20254 Mins Read
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A significant court settlement with the National Association of Realtors (NAR) challenged traditional commission-based real estate structures, leading to the rise of several AI-powered platforms offering innovative alternatives to the way homes are bought and sold. These platforms promise to save sellers substantial money while enhancing transparency and giving them more control over the process. Notable startups like Galleon, Listwise, and Ridley are at the forefront of this transformation, providing cost-effective solutions for homeowners and challenging conventional real estate models.

New Approaches to Real Estate Transactions

Several tech startups are revolutionizing the real estate landscape by providing digital tools and AI-powered services to support homeowners in selling their properties independently. Platforms such as Galleon, Listwise, and Ridley are reshaping how real estate transactions are conducted, focusing on efficiency, lower costs, and increased seller autonomy.

  1. Galleon is a for-sale-by-owner marketplace that connects homeowners directly with potential buyers. By eliminating the need for traditional real estate agents, Galleon helps sellers avoid commission fees and maintain more control over the selling process. The platform provides tools for property listings, marketing, and direct communication with buyers.
  2. Listwise allows homeowners to find real estate agents based on their expectations and preferences. Unlike traditional agent selection methods, Listwise focuses on aligning sellers with agents who fit their unique needs, helping them negotiate better deals and make more informed choices throughout the process. This model also empowers sellers by providing them more transparency and choice in selecting their representation.
  3. Ridley is an innovative app that combines AI agents with legal support services, enabling homeowners to sell their properties without relying on traditional agents. Ridley’s AI agents provide personalized assistance in setting prices, marketing properties, and managing legal documentation, making it easier for sellers to navigate the complexities of real estate transactions independently.

These platforms collectively challenge the established commission-based system in real estate, where agents typically receive a significant percentage of the sale price. By offering alternative methods of selling homes, these startups make it possible for sellers to save thousands of dollars in commission fees while still ensuring a smooth, professional transaction.

Impact on Real Estate Professionals

The rise of these AI-powered platforms represents a paradigm shift in the real estate industry, forcing traditional agents and brokers to reevaluate their roles. The demand for cost-effective and technology-driven solutions is pushing real estate professionals to adapt in order to stay competitive.

Real estate professionals who can integrate AI tools and innovative technology into their practices may be able to enhance efficiency, improve customer service, and appeal to tech-savvy clients who value the flexibility and reduced costs offered by these new platforms. For instance, integrating AI-powered marketing tools, automated client communication, and digital property tours can help agents offer a higher level of service while cutting down on time-consuming tasks.

Moreover, agents who embrace value-added services—such as offering personalized guidance on pricing, legal support, or investment analysis—will be better positioned to justify their commissions and maintain their relevance in an increasingly digital market. These services, which cannot easily be replaced by AI, help agents maintain their edge by offering expertise and human insight that automated platforms cannot fully replicate.

As a result, traditional agents may increasingly shift toward offering hybrid services, combining digital tools with personalized assistance. This approach would allow them to serve clients who are looking for more control over the transaction process, while still providing the professional support that some buyers and sellers may require.

Conclusion

The growing presence of AI-powered platforms in the real estate market is changing the way homes are bought and sold, offering sellers greater transparency, lower costs, and more control over the transaction. Startups like Galleon, Listwise, and Ridley are leading this charge, providing innovative tools that challenge traditional commission-based models. For real estate professionals, embracing these changes and integrating technology into their practices will be key to staying competitive and relevant in a rapidly evolving market. Those who can blend the efficiencies of AI with personalized service will be best positioned to thrive as the industry continues to evolve.

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  • Business Insider

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