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Realsy launches AI property evaluation platform with Restb.ai

The property evaluation platform is based on photo-based quality and condition scoring.

Realsy has announced the launch of its AI-powered property evaluation platform in partnership with Restb.ai, a provider of AI-powered computer vision for real estate.

Realsy is a professional property evaluation product trained on appraisal methodology by a certified MAI appraiser. Through the partnership, Realsy uses Restb.ai computer vision for photo-based quality, and condition scoring of subject and comparable properties – and those scores will feed into Realsy’s adjustment analysis.

“Realsy was built to give users a professional property evaluation trained on appraisal methodology by a certified MAI appraiser. Restb.ai’s computer vision allows us to incorporate photo-based quality and condition scoring into the analysis of both the subject property and comparable properties.”

Brett Mansfield, Founder, Realsy

Realsy gives real estate agents pricing listings and offers, homeowner and check equity or weigh in on a sale, and lenders can seek preliminary valuations on low-risk high-equity properties. Finally, estate and legal professionals can seek a preliminary planning-stage view of value.

“Property photos unlock vital information about quality and condition that strengthens property analysis.

“By integrating Restb.ai’s computer vision technology, Realsy can automate structured visual insights into its adjustment analysis and provide users with a more complete understanding of the properties being evaluated.”

Tony Pistilli, President, Valuations, Restb.ai

The platform applies appraiser methodology, including comparable selection, paired sales analysis, line-item adjustments and a reconciled value opinion. Realsy reports also show the selected comparable properties, adjustments and reconciliation logic used to develop the evaluation.

Deviki Patel
Deviki Patel
Deviki is a Digital Journalist at AI PropTech News, Rental Living News and BTR News. She holds a BA (Hons) in Law and an LLM from the University of Leicester. Having transitioned from a background in property law, she brings a strong foundation in research and analytical thinking, supporting the delivery of well-informed, insight-led content across the Living and PropTech sectors.

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