Signal or Noise? A CRE Buyer's Framework for AI
CREtech New York 2026
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41m
Most CRE teams are now evaluating a stack of AI tools with overlapping claims and no shared vocabulary for comparison. This panel gives buyers a practical framework: where narrow point solutions genuinely win (single-task speed, low switching cost), where horizontal/generic AI hits a wall (no understanding of lease structures, fund waterfalls, or property hierarchies), and how to tell signal from noise before you sign a contract — concrete outcomes in cycle time, accuracy, and adoption, not transformation language.
Moderator:
Jake Heller, Co-Founder, PLOT Daily
Speaker:
Kate Jarvis, CEO, Fifth Dimension
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