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How AI is helping Aussie home buyers
How AI is helping Aussie home buyers
Key points
- Millennials aged 30 to 45 are the most likely generation to use AI for property decisions.
- Nearly half of Millennial house hunters want human verification on their AI outcomes.
- 55 percent of Australian property organizations are implementing or operating AI systems.
Why it matters. This shift allows buyers to navigate complex data efficiently while ensuring critical decisions receive necessary human expertise and verification.
Millennials aged 30 to 45 are the most likely generation in Australia to use artificial intelligence for property decisions, according to a May report. While AI tools help buyers analyze lifestyle goals and commuting data, nearly half of these users still seek human verification before finalizing major real estate choices. Real estate platforms like realestate.com.au have introduced conversational search features to adapt to this trend, yet agents remain essential for negotiations.
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How AI is helping Aussie home buyers
Aussie home buyers are increasingly using artificial intelligence to search for properties, though they still depend on humans for negotiations. A report released in May identified Millennials, aged 30 to 45, as the generation most likely to utilize AI for property decisions. Following Millennials, Gen Z (14 to 29), Gen X (46 to 61), and Baby Boomers (62 to 80) are the next groups to adopt these tools. The article notes that while AI has expanded daily life since its rise in November 2022, it is not the primary driver for the youngest generation's real estate choices.
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