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At this point, most agents have at least touched ChatGPT once or twice.

They have used it to draft a caption, clean up an email, rewrite a listing description, or brainstorm ideas when they were stuck.

That is not the problem.

The problem is that a lot of professionals are still using it like a search bar instead of a workflow tool. NAR notes that generative AI is already being used across real estate for listing descriptions, property searches, marketing content, customer management, lead generation, and operational efficiency.

Where the gap is forming

The agents getting the most from AI are usually not the ones asking random one-off questions all day.

They are the ones building a few repeatable uses into work they already do every week.

That might be:

  • turning rough notes into cleaner follow-up emails

  • converting market observations into social posts

  • rewriting listing copy faster

  • organizing showing feedback into something clients can actually understand

  • drafting first-pass replies when inbox volume starts stacking up

In other words, the advantage is less about “having AI” and more about reducing friction in recurring tasks. NAR says one of generative AI’s biggest benefits is automating repetitive tasks so REALTORS® can focus on higher-value work.

Why this matters more now

Clients still choose agents based on trust, experience, and communication. Buyers especially say they value agents who personally call them to inform them of activity, communicate via text, and send property information quickly.

That matters because the modern communication burden is not small.

Texts, emails, follow-up, listing updates, client questions, market commentary, social content — none of it is hard on its own, but together it creates drag.

And drag is expensive.

The brokerage leaders leaning into AI are not doing it because it sounds futuristic. They are doing it because it improves both agent productivity and client experience. That is exactly how Daniel de la Vega recently described AI usage at ONE Sotheby’s: a major focus tied directly to performance and service.

The practical takeaway

The agents who benefit most from ChatGPT are not necessarily the most technical.

They are usually the ones who stop improvising every prompt from scratch and start building repeatable ways to get useful output faster.

That is where the real time savings show up.

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The bottom line is simple:

AI is no longer just about trying it, and whether you like it or not, many others use it to enhance their work. Don’t get left behind.

The real edge is using it in a way that saves time repeatedly enough to actually change how you work.

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