Every few years, the vast technology industry gets animated by one concept. This concept need not be brand new – often new packaging suffices to kick in the Silicon Valley hyperbole machine. In our 25 years in technology, we've seen several of these epochs come and go as people train their sites on the shiniest new object or idea. In 2019, we are indisputably in the era of artificial intelligence. From TV commercials to books, from marketing slicks to sales talk tracks, AI makes an appearance in almost every conversation connected to the technology industry.

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning are revolutionizing the real estate industry. Here's what you need to know. Real estate includes both the parcel of land and the structure built upon it. It also includes all-natural resources found on the property such as water, minerals, and crops. Real estate refers to immovable property, particularly housing units and buildings.

Much has been made about how autonomous vehicles will impact parking. To allow for alternative uses once autonomous vehicles become more pervasive, new commercial parking facilities are now frequently being designed and constructed with flexibility in mind. Developers are even going so far as to explore ways to repurpose existing parking garages. Far less has been made about how autonomous vehicles could change residential real estate, rendering the two-car garage obsolete and increasing livable square footage and home values. While no one can predict the future, some of the more prevalent thinking in the field suggests that after dropping off passengers, autonomous vehicles have four options.