AI platform Purlin and offer negotiation marketplace Final Offer have merged to create an all-encompassing, end-to-end AI platform, while celebrity agent James Harris has teamed up with Afterpay co-founders to launch the residential real estate AI operating system Breezy.
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A pair of strategic partnerships between big industry names is bringing two new AI platforms to real estate professionals.
AI platform Purlin and offer negotiation marketplace Final Offer have merged to create an all-encompassing, end-to-end AI platform that spans residential real estate, mortgage, title and escrow services, and offer negotiation.
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Likewise, James Harris of Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles fame has teamed up with Afterpay co-founders Nick Molnar and Anthony Eisen and venture capitalists the Khalili Brothers to create the residential real estate AI operating system Breezy.
Purlin and Final Offer merge
Purlin and Final Offer’s combined entity, which will operate as Purlin Enterprises, Inc., services more than 35,000 real estate professionals and 15 million consumers across the country, a press release said. The companies’ combined resources will provide a solution for users that bridges the journey from first ad click to the final closing signature.
Giorgi Chigogidze
“For the first time, real estate will have an AI platform trained on the full lifecycle of a transaction, from search behavior to offer dynamics to closing terms,” Giorgi Chigogidze, founder of Purlin and CEO of the combined company, said in a statement. “That depth of first-party data allows us to guide pricing, negotiation strategy and client decisions with a level of precision and confidence no other company can match, helping real estate professionals perform at a higher level while giving consumers more transparency, trust and better outcomes.”
The platform features AI-powered lead generation, AI-powered search and AI-powered collections, plus AI-powered offer generating and countering. The platform also features automated contract compliance and Fair Housing compliance checks. A single dashboard keeps agents, lenders, title officers and clients informed of deadlines.
While Chigogidze will serve as CEO, Final Offer co-founders Judd Hoffman and J. Danko Fatovic will serve as president and chief product officer/chairman, respectively.
James Harris partners with tech entrepreneurs and venture capitalists to launch Breezy
James Harris of Carolwood Estates and Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing LA has unveiled with his partners an AI operating system, Breezy.
The platform, which was built in conjunction with Afterpay co-founders Nick Molnar and Anthony Eisen and venture capitalists the Khalili Brothers, launches with an oversubscribed $10 million pre-seed funding round led by Ribbit Capital with participation from a variety of other investors, including Fifth Wall, DST Global and Liquid 2 Ventures.
Breezy was first founded in 2024 and now makes its official launch this week by opening up an exclusive waitlist at Breezy.com, with a broader launch across the U.S. expected in the first half of 2026. The vertical AI platform can automatically create on-brand comps, capture conversations to track follow-ups, automatically update pipelines and highlight development opportunities.
James Harris | Carolwood Estates
“I wanted a tool that could think like I do — adjust comps, track client needs and automate repetitive tasks — so I could focus on delivering the best experience for my clients and growing my business,” Harris said in a statement. “After 25 years in luxury real estate, I was still burning hours bouncing between half a dozen tools to prepare for one client meeting. None of them were built with agents in mind. That was the spark for Breezy.
“From that moment, I became obsessed with building a platform entirely for agents — one that gives them back their time, helps them win more business and becomes their ultimate competitive advantage.”
With its launch this week, the company has also unveiled Underbuilt, a proprietary data platform that reveals the building potential of residential properties.
“One of the biggest unlocks in this business is being able to create opportunity where others don’t see it,” Harris said in a press release. “When an agent can show a client how underbuilt a property is — when they can uncover real, buildable potential — that agent becomes irreplaceable. They’re not just opening doors; they’re opening possibilities. That kind of insight creates trust, loyalty and value in a way no generic pitch ever could.”
Company founders are planning to expand Breezy into Canada, the U.K., Australia and Dubai in the near future.
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