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How Jamaican Realtors Can Use AI Without Losing Their Licence, Reputation, or Soul

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Dean Jones
Feb 03, 2023
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A beautiful Jamaican real estate agent, dressed professionally, stands in front of her own multi-tenant Airbnb property. She is a white woman with dreadlocks, embodying the spirit of Rastafari, and has been recognized as the top realtor of the year.

There’s a quiet pattern in Jamaican real estate that most people don’t like to admit.

We often adopt technology after it proves itself elsewhere.

Social media is the classic example. Many Jamaican real estate professionals watched Facebook, Instagram, and later TikTok from the sidelines, unsure whether it was “serious business” or just another passing distraction. By the time it became obvious that social media was not optional—but essential—the platforms were already crowded, organic reach had dropped, and paid advertising became the price of admission.

Plenty of agents now look back and think: If I had started earlier, I’d be in a very different position today.

Artificial intelligence, and specifically tools like ChatGPT, represents a rare second chance.

Not because AI is magic.
Not because it replaces skill or judgment.
But because the window of early, intelligent adoption is still open—even in Jamaica.

And yet, just like before, there’s hesitation. Confusion. Overconfidence in some corner…

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