In a recent article, World Wide Land Transfer President Marc Shaw explores a transformative shift in real estate technology: Model Context Protocol (MCP).

While the industry has long relied on APIs to bridge disconnected systems, he argues that MCP servers act as “living highways,” allowing AI agents to actively collaborate across lender, title, and underwriter platforms.

By creating an agent-to-agent network that handles repetitive workflows, starting with standardized transactions like refinances, Marc Shaw outlines a future where technology drastically reduces friction and costs. This evolution ensures that while administrative burdens vanish, the essential human element remains at the heart of every major real estate transaction.

Read the full article here: The Future Of Real Estate: How MCP Servers Could Redefine Efficiency Without Replacing People