Nearly 70 percent of brokerage leaders who responded to the latest Inman Intel Index earlier this month expect to invest in technology in 2024, with many now saying artificial intelligence is top of mind.
Source: Inman News
Energized by AI, brokerage leaders eye big tech spend in 2024: Triple-I
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