AI and the Future of How Real Estate Firms Work
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Every real estate deal involves mountains of paperwork: lease agreements, appraisals, title deeds, and purchase contracts. Most AI solutions fall short. We need more than text extraction—we need intelligent, context-aware tools with insights linked directly to source documents and data.
Presented by V7
Speakers
Alberto Rizzoli, CEO, V7
Jared Gamelin, VP Real Estate, Madrone Ventures
Recorded live on the Innovation Stage at CREtech New York 2026, Day 1, Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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