Software group buys AI real estate disrupter
Software group Flex Labs has taken over IO+, an artificial intelligence business targeting the real estate industry.
The deal saw Flex Labs buy the 95% of shares in IO+ that it did not already own for £2.75m in shares.
IO+ develops AI products with a focus on the real estate market, attempting to replace what the company calls “outdated” processes in the residential and commercial markets.
Software group Flex Labs has taken over IO+, an artificial intelligence business targeting the real estate industry.
The deal saw Flex Labs buy the 95% of shares in IO+ that it did not already own for £2.75m in shares.
IO+ develops AI products with a focus on the real estate market, attempting to replace what the company calls “outdated” processes in the residential and commercial markets.
Michael Edwards, executive chairman at Flex Labs, said: “Artificial Intelligence is already fundamentally reshaping our world. It will impact every human on this planet in every industry. The core value proposition of AI is that it can fundamentally transform the economics of human-based, capital-intensive industries. The real estate market, valued at over $10.5tn (£8.3tn) globally, presents a massive opportunity for this type of disruption.
“By harnessing the power of AI, we aim to redefine how properties are bought and sold, offering unparalleled service and accuracy that sets a new standard in the industry.”
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