Morgan Stanley Projects $34B AI Efficiency Gains in Real Estate by 2030

🤖 AI Misses Real Estate's Blind Spot

By Propy
Aug 7, 2025, 4:15 PM
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Morgan Stanley forecasts $34B in efficiency gains for real estate by 2030, with AI automating 40% of CRE and REIT operations.​ The gains primarily focus on asset management, leasing, and facilities management.​

While AI promises significant automation in administrative tasks, critical areas like title, escrow, and ownership transfer remain largely untouched by technological advancement.​

Propy addresses this gap by:

  • Applying AI to streamline document-heavy processes
  • Using blockchain to secure ownership records
  • Combining both technologies for end-to-end transaction efficiency

The integration aims to modernize real estate infrastructure beyond just automation, ensuring both speed and security in property transactions.​

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