Real estate company Zillow uses artificial intelligence to create a New, comprehensive menu format on its website. List view is now only available in Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Diego and Seattle.
View menus feature high-resolution scrolling hero photos, room-by-room photo organization, interactive floor plans and more. AI uses buyer preferences to determine each listing’s hero image, which is the main image used to represent the property across platforms.
“Once shoppers access the listing, they will be literally transported into the home, giving them an in-depth understanding of the home’s flow, architecture, and design—all before they visit in person,” Mike Lane, Vice President Show time plusZillow, the brand that offers the feature, said in a statement.
The Listing Service is sold by subscription and is only available to a limited number of listing agents in each market. Sellers who have opted in will see their homes appear higher in search results tailored to home shoppers.
View listings will be coming to most major markets later this year. Interested agents can Join the waiting list on the ShowTimePlus website.
More AI-enabled features are planned for the future on Zillow. Agents will eventually be able to use AI-generated insights to identify key facts and features that are most important to shoppers, and highlight those features.
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