Daniel Houston

A growing group of real estate agents report that AI is boosting productivity. It's just coming from outside the brokerage's tech stack.

Compare you market to hundreds of others with Inman Market View's interactive maps and charts Today, May 20, 2026

Each month, agents, brokers, executives and investors contribute to one of real estate's most ambitious efforts to document changes to the industry.

This technology's capabilities used to be confined to text generation. Now it's touching more parts of the brokerage than ever, Intel finds.

Shaky homebuyer client pools have stabilized, but agents now see a tougher path to revenue growth than they did in February.

Using these interactive charts, explore and analyze data from Intel's most recent survey of real estate agents and brokerage leaders.

While agents Intel surveyed in May were divided on how listings should be shared, they weren't concerned about their own ability to compete.

Big brokerages are growing more powerful. But indie leaders feel just fine. Inman Intel identifies the concrete steps they're taking.

Each month, agents, brokers and execs contribute to an ambitious effort to document change. Add your insights.

More brokerage leaders this year say it's tough to turn a profit. Intel breaks down its recent survey of broker-owners and executives.