AI and Technology

What Google’s Gemini 3 means for real estate agents

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Google has released Gemini 3, its newest AI model, and it is already generating interest across the industry. For busy real estate agents, the question is simple: does it offer anything practical that helps you win more business, work faster or communicate more clearly?

Why Gemini 3 matters

Gemini 3 has been built to handle far larger amounts of information than earlier models. It can read long documents, property data, floor plans, images and even video clips all at once. For agents, this means you can feed the model more detail and expect a clearer, more useful response.

Google has also woven Gemini 3 directly into its search engine. Over time, that may help you produce content that is better understood by Google’s systems, which could influence how your listings, reviews and office pages appear in AI-driven search results.

How this helps agents, day to day

Create stronger content faster – descriptions, social media posts, suburb profiles and quick updates for vendors or landlords
Review longer documents – legislation changes, policy updates or complex sales evidence
Combine images and text – helpful when preparing campaign material or reviewing property information
Reduce admin – it can draft emails, tidy notes from meetings and help you structure reports

How it compares with ChatGPT-5

Many of us prefer ChatGPT because it is friendly, creative and familiar. That remains true. Gemini 3’s advantage is its ability to process far more information at once and its tight connection with Google’s products. ChatGPT-5 still performs strongly when you need tone, polish and more natural conversation.

Both tools are excellent – it simply depends on what you need.

Cost considerations

Gemini’s pricing is similar to ChatGPT’s. Personal plans start around US $19.99 a month, while higher-end options for heavy users sit above US $200. The real cost for an agency comes down to how often you use the tool, how much data you process and whether you use AI inside other software systems.

Privacy

Like OpenAI’s ChatGPT5, you can disable the use of your data for model-training purposes when using Gemini 3 (via Google) under certain plans, so you should check your settings carefully (and still avoid uploading any personal client data).

What agents should do

Test Gemini 3 on a few tasks you already do every day
Keep using ChatGPT-5 for work where tone and clarity matter most
Make sure any client information you upload complies with privacy laws in your state or territory
Track whether either tool actually saves time or improves your marketing output

Gemini 3 is another sign that AI is moving quickly. The opportunity for estate agents lies in choosing the tools that make everyday work easier and help you present your expertise in a sharper, more informed way.