The spartan, amenity rich AI assistant is currently available to the 3-year-old brokerage’s 400 agents with plans to offer the tool to outsiders before the end of 2023, executives told Inman.
Source: Inman News
Avenue 8 unveils Sidekick, an AI assistant built with speed in mind
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