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- The real-estate copywriter Kasi Hyrapett estimates she's written 5,000 listing descriptions.
- Insider asked Hyrapett to analyze ChatGPT write-ups of homes for sale in New York and California.
- She saw some glaring errors but thinks agents looking to save money will turn to the chatbot anyway.
When Kasi Hyrapett worked as a home-appraisal reviewer, she read about 20 real-estate listings a day.
She found them either too short, lacking character, or bombastic, overexaggerating mundane features. They rarely did what they were supposed to: take readers on a written tour of a home.
"They would often just make me shake my head," she said.