The Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Real Estate market is poised for explosive growth, projected to reach USD 1,803.45 billion by 2030, expanding at an impressive 35% CAGR during the forecast period.
AI’s influence in real estate is being felt across virtually every function. Predictive analytics, valuation models, automated property management, and chatbots are enabling developers, agents, and investors to make smarter, faster decisions.
According to Morgan Stanley, AI innovations could unlock USD 34 billion in efficiency gains within the sector by 2030. McKinsey adds that generative AI (GenAI) may create as much as USD 110–180 billion in additional value by enabling novel workflows and insights.
While the upside is substantial, challenges remain. Inconsistent data standards, regulatory uncertainty, and the need to integrate AI with legacy systems are key hurdles.
Analysts believe that successful adoption will depend on a balanced approach: combining AI tools with domain expertise and clear governance.
In short, AI is not just automating tasks—it is redefining how real estate is conceived, managed, and transacted. The coming decade could see the transformation of real estate into a data-driven, intelligent ecosystem powered by AI innovation.