At Dallas’ TestFit, AI Assistants Can Now Guide Real Estate Feasibility Studies

Dallas-based property tech company TestFit Inc. recently enabled the use of third-party AI tools to help evaluate and plan real estate projects.
On TestFit’s feasibility platform, an AI assistant like Claude or ChatGPT won’t generate building configurations or financial figures. Rather, it tells TestFit’s existing engine what outcome to target, the company said in a statement. TestFit customers include developers, brokers, architects, city planners, contractors, civil engineers and students.
“A developer can tell it to hit a yield target. A civil engineer can tell it to solve the grading,” Clifton Harness, co-founder and CEO of venture capital-backed TestFit, said in a statement. “Everyone gets the outcome their job needs as fast as they can ask for it.”
Dallas-based property tech company TestFit Inc. recently enabled the use of third-party AI tools to help evaluate and plan real estate projects.
On TestFit’s feasibility platform, an AI assistant like Claude or ChatGPT won’t generate building configurations or financial figures. Rather, it tells TestFit’s existing engine what outcome to target, the company said in a statement. TestFit customers include developers, brokers, architects, city planners, contractors, civil engineers and students.
“A developer can tell it to hit a yield target. A civil engineer can tell it to solve the grading,” Clifton Harness, co-founder and CEO of venture capital-backed TestFit, said in a statement. “Everyone gets the outcome their job needs as fast as they can ask for it.”
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