Artificial intelligence (AI) has moved beyond experimentation in real estate investment, and the question is no longer whether AI will reshape investment management but how firms are putting it into practice. AI is reshaping internal investment research, operations, portfolio management and decision making, as well as transforming how managers organize information, analyze data and build on institutional knowledge.
Rather than replacing professionals, AI is automating repetitive work and allowing investment teams to devote more time to analysis, strategy and decision making. AI is raising the baseline for efficiency. Increasingly, competitive advantage lies in how teams integrate it into their workflows, govern its outputs and, above all, combine it with the foundation of real estate investing: human relationships.
Read the full story, “From experimentation to implementation,” by Elise Mackanych, an associate editor at Institutional Real Estate, I
