Study examines 16 commercial real estate occupations and 324 workplace tasks
by Andrea Zander
AI is improving predictive capabilities in commercial real estate, but there is limited evidence that these advances are translating into better market outcomes, according to a study by Cayman Seagraves of the University of Tulsa, Michael J. Seiler of William & Mary and C. Stace Sirmans of Auburn University, published in the Journal of Real Estate Research.