Real estate AI agent – E-House Xiao Xin – was launched in Zhuhai, opening full public beta access for both property buyers and sellers. Zhuhai residents can choose an AI agent to control neutral intermediary services when buying or selling properties.
During the public beta of the E-House Xiao Xin product, users can consult E-House Xiao Xin on real estate issues, question information in relation to a house purchase and express their property demand. Users can enter transaction demands through functional cards, or express demands in natural dialogue and communication.
Following this, E-House Xiao Xin will match and output corresponding housing sources, and push reference content like housing source details, transaction data, listing data, and market trends. If a user is interested in a housing source, AI can create a group to aid direct communication between purchasers and sellers.
During the communication process it can answer questions like housing source details, professional policies, and market trends to assist the transaction. Follow-up actions like booking house viewings, calling house companions, and entering contract preparation can be actioned within the product.
Yiren, CEO of E-House Xiao Xin, mentioned AI has advantages in three aspects. Firstly, an AI Agent can source and verify information from full-volume data, and can perform various retrievals in professional databases, giving users timely responses at the first time. An AI Agent can retrieve information one by one from the housing source database, community database, supporting facility database, school district database, market condition database and policy database to give a response.
Secondly, in terms of high transaction costs, intermediary work is carried out by AI, which does not charge commissions. The use of AI intermediary can reduce the cost of real estate transactions.
Thirdly, AI acting as an intermediary resulting in low transaction efficiency. It can build two-way avenues for buyers and sellers in the communication processes and track the transaction process with direct communication.
