Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform real estate, empower agents, and foster more efficient and meaningful interactions between buyers, sellers, and industry professionals.

Thomas Ma, co-founder of REAL—a messaging app that serves as a dedicated communication platform for home buyers and sellers—recently wrote an eye-opening article for RealTrends showcasing the transformative potential of AI in the Real Estate industry.

Shaik is recognized as a hands-on, technical expert with a distinct vision and expertise, helping propel the REAL app to success.

We're privileged to introduce Kamal Shaik, the Chief Data Officer at REAL.

After years of working in the real estate industry, Thomas Ma saw the shift toward large proptech and decided to develop a new way for agents to showcase their listings. REAL Messenger (REAL) is the No. 1 social app for real estate, and Thomas’ goal, he says, is to make agents’ lives easier.

REAL Messenger Holdings Limited, a social platform redefining the way we consume real estate content and focused on reinstating joy to the real estate journey, and Nova Vision Acquisition Corp.

We are honored to be invited by Moontalks TV to showcase the incredible potential of Real Messenger. It is an exciting opportunity for us to share our vision and demonstrate how Real Messenger is revolutionizing the proptech industry.

Technology innovation and adoption. While real estate has historically been one of the slower to adopt new technology, the age of the global housing market is here and technologically is a powerful connector for agents to grow their networks and expand their reach via worldwide listings. It’s essential for those in the industry to stay up-to-date with new technologies and use it as a tool to increase their productivity.

REAL Messenger, a US-based listing app backed by Swedish real estate broker Frederik Eklund, has announced its intention to go public less than a year after launch.

The transaction will have a pre-money enterprise value of approximate $150M at closing, according to an announcement Tuesday. The deal is expected to close in the third quarter of 2023