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AI NOW: Stay Ahead of What’s Next is where you will get tips, tools and strategies to win more listings, market smarter, and close faster.
A one-stop shop for tools and and resources to educate consumers about the intricacies of buying and selling a home and how a REALTOR® can help.
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County Housing Market Summaries County Market Updates Impact of L.A. Wildfires Market at a GlanceThis information is designed for Real Estate Brokers and Office Managers to assist you in supporting your real estate business.
Resources to help you stay informed about the evolving role of artificial intelligence in real estate
Discover homeowner insurance resources from C.A.R. to help navigate California's wildfire-related insurance crisis. Access expert-led webinars, podcasts, and support tools for both REALTORS® and consumers seeking guidance on maintaining or finding coverage.
We provide information and resources to support Real Estate Team Leaders in navigating their roles and ensuring compliance.
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Stay informed about the evolving role of artificial intelligence in real estate. Here you’ll find legal resources, educational webinar recording, implementation tools, and guidance from the California Department of Real Estate and the California Attorney General to help you understand emerging opportunities and responsibilities related to AI.
C.A.R. RESOURCES
AI Compliance in a Nutshell
A legal Q&A from C.A.R. to help REALTORS® remain compliant.
AB 723: New Law Regarding Digitally-Altered Images
An article from C.A.R. Legal about AB 723, which went into effect on Jan. 1, 2026, and imposes new obligations on real estate licensees with respect to the use of digitally altered images in advertisements and promotional materials for the sale of real property.
ChatGPT vs C.A.R. Hotline Attorney
C.A.R. Legal put ChatGPT to the test with three common questions frequently asked of C.A.R. attorneys through the Legal Hotline. See how its responses compare.
CALIFORNIA ATTORNEY GENERAL ADVISORY
California Attorney General’s Legal Advisory on the Application of Existing California Laws to Artificial Intelligence
An advisory from the California Attorney General’s Office (AGO) to provide guidance to consumers and entities that develop, sell, and use artificial intelligence about their rights and obligations under California law, including under the state’s consumer protection, civil rights, competition, and data privacy laws.
DRE BULLETIN
Artificial Intelligence in California Real Estate
In California, real estate licensees incorporating AI into their practices must do so in a manner consistent with existing legal duties under the California Business and Professions Code (Bus. & Prof. Code)[1], the California Code of Regulations promulgated by the Department of Real Estate (DRE), and fair housing, fair lending, and consumer protection laws.
This article from the California Department of Real Estate’s Winter Real Estate Bulletin identifies common uses of AI in the real estate context and outlines concrete steps licensees should take to remain compliant with California real estate law when adopting and using these technologies.
GUIDANCE FROM NAR
Webinar: Deepfakes and the Growing AI Fraud Threat
A webinar recorded July 29, 2026, about how to spot AI-generated scams, identify deepfakes & reduce fraud risk.
What’s Real, What Isn’t? How to Spot Deepfakes, AI Real Estate Scams
AI can now clone voices, fake video calls and forge documents in minutes. Find out what buyers, sellers and real estate professionals need to know to protect themselves.
FOR BROKERS
Why Every Brokerage Needs an AI Use Policy
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At the brokerage level, AI is no longer just a productivity tool. Without clear guidelines, it can become a compliance issue. Find out why more brokerages are formalizing how AI can and cannot be used.
AI Policy Template for Brokers
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A customizable AI Policy Template for brokers to serve as a starting point for establishing clear standards around the responsible use of artificial intelligence within the brokerage.
FOR ASSOCIATIONS
AI Policy Template for Associations
A customizable AI Policy Template to help REALTOR® associations guide the responsible, ethical and secure use of artificial intelligence.
