A survey of 3,662 real estate management professionals by AppFolio and the Institute of Real Estate Management found AI use rose to 58%, up from 21% in 2023, with even the smallest firms above 50% adoption, the companies said on Nov. 5. Among AI users, 85% reported productivity gains but only 48% reported a positive effect on net operating income or profitability. Only 8% of organizations have a formal written AI policy and 74% of professionals have received no formal AI training. More than 90% of respondents said they are concerned about AI-related cybersecurity risks and AI-generated fraudulent applicant documents.
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The survey found the most AI-mature professionals were more than four times as likely to report a positive NOI impact, while few firms have AI policies or training in place.
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