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Recent reporting from The Wall Street Journal highlighted growing concern among commercial real estate investors as artificial intelligence begins reshaping brokerage, research, and lead generation models. Publicly traded brokerage firms such as CBRE, JLL (Jones Lang LaSalle), and Cushman & Wakefield have faced market volatility amid questions about how AI-driven platforms could alter traditional fee structures and operating leverage. According to industry analysts cited in national coverage, investor concerns stem from the possibility that AI-powered…
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