Miami-based “World Property Markets” announced the development of three AI-driven platforms aimed at tackling the challenges of the global real estate sector, estimated at around $600 trillion and considered one of the least digitized asset classes.
The company is focusing on three major issues: the high cost of acquiring clients globally (around $500 billion annually), fragmented property searches, and the complexities associated with traditional transactions. To address these challenges, it has developed an innovative system called the “Global Matching Engine.”
This system consists of two main platforms:
Global Real Estate Search Engine – Uses artificial intelligence to index global property listings and analyze buyer requests in real time, accurately identifying potential clients.
Global Listings – Matches serious buyers with properties that fit their needs. Both platforms work in harmony to provide highly efficient and precisely targeted buying and selling processes.
The third platform, “Sentient Mortgage,” is an AI-powered mortgage engine that connects buyers with the ideal lenders to facilitate financing.
The company plans to redesign its existing platform, “Global Listings v1.0,” which currently holds 3 million property listings across 110 countries, transforming it into a smart system that ensures instant property targeting and matching worldwide.
World Property Markets expects these technologies to increase efficiency, reduce costs, and achieve significant digital transformation. Founder Michael Gierity confirmed that the new platforms could become the “Google and Amazon” of the future real estate market.
