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Are Colorado's Realtors at risk of being replaced by AI agents?

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    Boulder-based AI real estate platform Ridley says it provides the services offered by traditional real estate agents — comparative price analysis, home preparation advice, listing on the MLS, marketing assistance, deadline and document tracking, and access to human experts if need be — for a flat fee instead of the traditional 6% commission.

    AI is not new to the industry. Even human Realtors are incorporating artificial intelligence into their day-to-day operations — a move experts say is necessary if agents want to stay competitive in the rapidly evolving business.

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Cooper ThayerBrandi WolffVivek SahAnna MccafferyHyoung ChangKatie BirkholzInstagramColorado Association Of RealtorsNew York TimesColorado, United StatesCherry Creek, Colorado, United StatesOklahoma, United StatesBoulder, Colorado, United StatesDenver, Colorado, United StatesNew York, United States

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  1. Mon, 28 September 2026

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      AI is not new to the industry. Even human Realtors are incorporating artificial intelligence into their day-to-day operations — a move experts say is necessary if agents want to stay competitive in the rapidly evolving business.

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