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The advent of widespread generative AI (GenAI) capabilities has supercharged expectations for technology’s impact on real estate. Investment into AI is growing exponentially, and although many applications are at an exploratory stage it is already boosting transparency across the industry – helping to sift through and summarize huge volumes of legal documents, automating building management, powering interactive urban and architectural design, and enabling unprecedented levels of speed and granularity in valuations and analytics. JLL’s AI platform, for example, already helps to identify one in five capital markets opportunities globally. But extracting full value from AI will require considerable effort and investment in creating the right architecture and governance to capture standardized data that can be fed into models, something most companies – and governments – are still lacking. As these capabilities are built out, AI offers the potential for significant advances in productivity and transparency.