​How AI is transforming the way real estate transactions are drafted, reviewed, and closed

​An interactive workshop for real estate attorneys, in-house counsel, paralegals, and legal teams exploring how AI is reshaping transactional practice—from due diligence to closing.

​Live Session: April 15 - 12:00–2:00pm EDT

​This live session will be recorded and shared with all registered participants via Circle.

​About the Workshop

​Every major real estate transaction runs through a lawyer—and AI is starting to change what that work looks like. But most legal teams are still sorting out what’s real, what’s premature, and how to adopt new tools without compromising quality, ethics, or client trust.

​This 2 hour live workshop cuts through the noise with a plain-language explanation of how modern AI works, then goes deep on the use cases that matter most for real estate attorneys—lease review, purchase and sale agreements, due diligence, title analysis, and closing workflows.

​We’ll look at how leading firms and in-house teams are already using AI for contract abstraction, document drafting, diligence review, and deal management—then shift to the practical side: where to start, how to evaluate tools, how to navigate ethical obligations, and how to fold AI into the workflows you actually run.

​You’ll walk away with a clear framework for applying AI inside your practice—and the judgment to separate signal from hype.

​Participants will receive post-workshop access to our community on Circle, where we’ll share recordings, recommended tools, curated vendor lists, and implementation guides.

​You’ll Learn How To

​Understand how AI actually works

​Break down what modern AI is (and isn’t), including models vs. applications, agentic AI, and frameworks like HITL, HOTL, and HOOTL—explained in plain English for legal professionals.

​Explore real estate legal use cases

​See how AI is being applied to lease abstraction, contract drafting, due diligence review, title analysis, regulatory research, and closing document preparation.

​Learn from real practice examples

​Examine how law firms, in-house teams, and legal departments are using AI tools in live deal workflows—from initial document review through closing.

​Evaluate where AI fits in your practice

​Identify high-impact opportunities across transactional workflows, assess data and document readiness, and prioritize use cases with real ROI—without compromising quality or ethics.

​Prep your team and systems for implementation

​Understand what makes deal documents, templates, and precedent libraries “AI-ready,” how to choose vendors, and how to structure workflows for adoption.

​Stay ahead of what’s coming

​Look beyond the buzzwords—explore what’s next in AI-assisted negotiation, automated due diligence, intelligent document management, and the collapsing cost of custom legal software.

​The Workshop Will Cover

​What Is AI and How Does It Work?

• ​Evolution of AI and key model types

• ​Models vs. applications vs. automation

• ​Agentic AI and human-in-the-loop frameworks

• ​Capabilities—and current limitations

​AI in Contract Drafting & Review

• ​Lease abstraction and clause extraction at scale

• ​Purchase and sale agreement drafting and markup

• ​Identifying non-standard terms, missing provisions, and risk flags

• ​Playbook enforcement and consistency across deal teams

​AI in Due Diligence & Title Review

• ​Automated document review across virtual data rooms

• ​Title chain analysis and exception identification

• ​Survey, zoning, and entitlement research

• ​Environmental and regulatory compliance screening

​AI in Deal Management & Closing

• ​Closing checklist automation and deadline tracking

• ​Document generation and assembly for closings

• ​Estoppel and SNDA review at portfolio scale

• ​Post-closing obligation tracking and compliance

​How to Implement AI in a Real Estate Legal Practice

• ​Identifying workflows AI can meaningfully enhance

• ​Assessing document quality and template readiness

• ​Platform vs. point solutions

• ​Build vs. buy decisions and vendor evaluation

• ​Ethics, confidentiality, and risk management obligations

• ​Change management and team enablement

​What’s Next for AI in Real Estate Law

• ​AI-assisted negotiation and redlining

• ​Automated due diligence at portfolio scale

• ​Intelligent document and precedent management

• ​How AI reshapes roles across legal teams and deal teams

​Format & Access

• ​One live session: Two hours in one day

• ​Post-workshop access via Circle: All participants will receive an invitation to join our private Circle community after the workshop concludes which hosts recordings, tools, vendor lists, and implementation resources

​Within one week of the workshop ending, participants will receive access to:

• ​Full session recordings

• ​Slides and presentation decks

​Circle is where we host all workshop materials and continue the conversation. Members also gain access to a live, active community of real estate investors, developers, operators, and capital allocators to connect, ask questions, and continue the discussion beyond the session.

​Frequently Asked Questions

​Will participants receive the materials?

​Yes. All attendees receive workshop slides, case studies, and implementation frameworks via Circle.

​​I can’t make this time—will a recording be available?
Yes. All registered participants receive access to the recordings and materials via Circle, even if they cannot attend live.

​Do I need a technical or legal technology background?

​No. This workshop is designed to be accessible to a variety of real estate professionals.

​Is this relevant if I’m in-house, not at a firm?

​Yes. The workshop covers use cases across both law firm and in-house legal settings, including portfolio-scale applications.