Ai valuation engines now land within 2-5% of a home’s final sale price in dense markets while…
ai valuation engines now land within 2-5% of a home’s final sale price in dense markets while traditional appraisals carry significant errors in over a third of cases, and the cost gap is just as sharp: about $0.10 to $1 per ai query against $300-600 for a human report. zillow’s zestimate alone covers 104 million homes. the bottleneck in property pricing is no longer the model, it is the market’s willingness to believe it.
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