What is AI property analysis?

AI property analysis uses artificial intelligence to evaluate a property's condition, layout, and features from a walkthrough video. RealtyLens processes the video through a 5-step AI pipeline to generate floor plans, room-by-room condition scores (1-10 scale), issue detection with repair cost estimates, and MLS-ready listing copy — all in under 5 minutes.

How does RealtyLens generate floor plans from video?

RealtyLens analyzes your walkthrough video to detect room transitions, doorways, and spatial relationships. The AI maps room adjacencies and connection types to generate an accurate spatial floor plan — no measuring tape or special equipment needed.

How accurate are the AI condition scores?

RealtyLens provides granular 1-10 condition ratings for every room, assessing walls, floors, ceilings, and fixtures individually. The AI detects cracks, water damage, wear patterns, and other issues with severity levels. While not a replacement for a licensed home inspection, these scores give agents a reliable preliminary assessment for listing preparation.

How long does a property analysis take?

The average analysis takes about 5 minutes from upload to complete report. You record a walkthrough video (typically 3-5 minutes), upload it to RealtyLens (1 minute), and the AI generates everything in approximately 3 minutes.

What does the AI property report include?

A RealtyLens report includes: AI-generated spatial floor plans, room-by-room condition scores (1-10 scale), feature detection (fixtures, appliances, finishes), issue tracking with severity levels and repair cost estimates, natural light assessment, MLS-ready listing copy with headline and highlights, value estimates, and target buyer profiles.

Can RealtyLens replace a home inspection?

RealtyLens is designed to complement — not replace — a licensed home inspection. It gives real estate agents a fast, detailed preliminary assessment for listing preparation, pricing strategy, and client conversations. For formal transactions, a licensed inspector should still be engaged for structural, electrical, and plumbing evaluations.

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$599,000

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20-08 Steinway St # 203

Queens, NY, 11105

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TCO Granted & Closings Imminent! Sophie Condominium is Now Over 25% Sold. This elegantly designed 617 square foot one-bedroom, one-bathroom condominium residence offers a private balcony and northwestern exposures. Each residence features floor-to-ceiling oversized windows, wide-plank white oak flooring throughout, recessed lighting, high ceilings above 8', and an in-unit washer and dryer. The entry foyer into the home features a spacious closet. The open living and dining room offers a meticulously designed kitchen featuring custom European cabinetry, quartz waterfall countertops and backsplashes, Grohe fixtures, and premium stainless-steel Bosch appliances, including a Blomberg refrigerator. A large private balcony extends off the living room. The bedroom is spacious enough to fit a king size bed with a large closet, The bathroom is designed for ultimate relaxation with sophisticated elements including European porcelain tile, custom vanities, chic lighting, and premium Grohe fixtures. Sophie Condominium is a collection of 24 newly constructed condominiums including studio, one- and two-bedroom residences, most offering private outdoor space. Curated amenities include a landscaped roof deck with skyline views, rear yard with manicured plantings and benches, fitness center, bike storage, and a virtual doorman. Onsite parking is available for purchase. This is not an offering. The complete Offering Terms are in an Offering Plan available from the Sponsor. File No. CD24-0060. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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20-08 Steinway St # 203

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