Zuri Obozuwa

I predict that there will be at least 25 'AI for real estate' companies that become billion-dollar companies in the next 8 years.

And I don’t mean a $1B valuation. I mean if the company exited that day, the exit would be north of $1B.

Let’s break this down. How many different parties can make money in a real estate transaction?

I’ll give you a hint, it can exceed 40 different parties.

This includes but is certainly not limited to:

We could keep going until we reach the photographers, the movers and the painters.

Now, how many of these different parties can we create a billion-dollar 'AI for real estate' company for?

Let's imagine the world's first full-stack AI Title company.

It's a company that uses AI agents to investigate the liens on a property.

The problem it solves is the same as an ordinary Title company, of which there are thousands in the United States.

It uses AI instead of human labour - so it's jaw-droppingly cheap to operate.

This means insanely high gross margins, even as the price is much lower for Title customers.

They could grow incredibly fast, perhaps 45-55% MoM revenue growth.

As another example for this subcategory, Title, you could have a SaaS company that sells 'AI Title search' to Title companies.

More than likely, they'll both be billion-dollar companies.

Apply this to the rest of my aforementioned list, and you have a long list of billion-dollar 'AI for real estate' companies.

In the near future there will be AI for many different real estate subcategories, including commercial, residential and consumer.

Bluestairs is already a part of this future - we sell AI employees to real estate investors.

I'm looking forward to living in a cheaper, more efficient built world!