AI Housing Survey

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Are you a homeowner or renter?
How long have you been in your current residence?
On a scale 1-5, how familiar are you with housing/renting websites like Zillow, Apartments.com, Realtor.com etc?
How often have you used rental search platforms (Zillow, Apartments.com, Realtor.com) in the past 5 years?
Before today, had you heard of corporations such as RealPage/YieldStar, TurboTenant, ResMan etc?
Were you aware that property management companies use software like RealPage and ResMan to coordinate rental pricing, potentially reducing competition and driving up rent cost?
Have artificial intelligence algorithms impacted your ability to find safe and fair housing? If so, how?
How can Color Of Change better educate our members about the impacts of rental and housing algorithms and how pricing discrepancies work to gentrify neighborhoods?
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AI Housing Survey

Black Tech Town Hall: AI, Algorithms, And The Costs To Our Future

Nationwide, Black and Brown people are being priced out of the long-standing communities and neighborhoods. What was once a cultural epicenter is being actively whitewashed, erasing any legacies that have been built over generations. Artificial intelligence is on the new frontier of gentrification and housing discrimination.

Corporations like RealPage, ResMan, TurboTenant, and others are artificially inflating the rental and housing markets. This means prices are being driven up, and rental/housing availability is becoming artificially scarce, impacting Black communities the most. Black communities overwhelmingly rent with 58% of households being rented. Our neighborhoods are being targeted, and we are being priced out, leading to gentrification, displacement, and ever-growing housing insecurity.

As AI takes control of more of our lives, it imposes a pervasive new cost on our communities. This cost isn’t just digital; it’s a financial, environmental, and social extraction of wealth, worsening inequality under the guise of innovation.