Voice-assisted real estate searches help all budget levels
There is much to enjoy and explore the use of voice-activated assistants such as the Echo from Amazon and the Google Assistant. WFG Title Insurance Company reports some of the latest developers in the voice-activated real estate sector are developing apps dedicated solely to the growth of this area of technology are giving away technology to help drive the area forward.
Luxury real estate developers such as Luis Enrique Coll are interested in developing the latest technologies in order to expand the reach of their companies in driving the voice-activated search sector forward. Coll recently revealed he has already pushed his Alco Technologies Group forward into the social media marketing sector as this is seen as a perfect way of developing targeted advertising for his impressive range of real estate projects; Coll has explained his luxury real estate brand has found great success by including technology in the marketing attempts it has made which allowed the Adagio Fort Lauderdale Beach project to sell more than 30 percent of its units prior to ground being broken.
A.I. drives forward the voice-activated search sector
As the “Internet of Everything” continues to be driven forward with increasing amounts of everyday tasks being completed Online the work of real estate developers such as Alco International are taking on this new technology. Throughout the history of real estate, the use of new technologies has always played a major role in creating a successful future for the sector particularly in terms of allowing the searching for new properties to be completed on mobile devices and at the convenience of the potential purchaser.
In the early 21st-century, the use of Web sites to search through pictures of properties of sale and rent of homes was seen as the latest way of selling houses but was quickly expanded to include a range of options including video and computer graphics. Voice-assisted searches have been developing over the last couple of years to allow the use of many different options including providing information about agents and the contract position of each property searched through.
Artificial intelligence and voice-assisted technologies have come together to allow real estate agents to install assistants in rooms around properties during open houses to provide information whenever required about the house and neighborhood. For executives like Luis Coll who are looking to create a wow in their luxury properties, the use of voice-assisted technologies can be the factor which pushes through a sale.
Create skills for voice-assisted technologies
There have been numerous uses for voice-assisted technologies which have been developed by realtors who are looking to create a range of factors for their voice-assisted technologies. According to Realtor Magazine, the development of new skills has been headed by realtors in California who are programming their Amex and Google Assistant devices to respond to the questions of visitors to open houses.
The use of voice-assisted technologies has become integral to creating an impressive environment for visitors to new developments such as the Fort Lauderdale Adagio on the Bay development from Alco International Group. Luis Enrique Coll has used this form of technology to turn on lights, change the thermostat, and turn on media devices in showrooms to impress potential buyers hoping to see how they can live their lives in the developments he has created in Florida.
Uses around the office
Other uses of this form of technology have included the development of links between Gmail accounts and Google Docs software which can allow documents to be created, edited, and saved with voice commands. The Coll family began their real estate career in affordable housing developments and still create this form of property in Panama and Venezuela where linking documents and email accounts makes it easy for Luis Enrique to keep track of all projects undertaken by Alco International Group from his Fort Lauderdale base.
Voice-assisted technologies do indeed look like they are here to stay in the real estate sector as the ease with which technologies can be integrated into the everyday life of this sector are almost unmatched.
