Realty ONE Group Introduces ZONE Pro AI Platform for Real Estate Professionals

May 27, 2026
Realty ONE Group International has launched ZONE Pro, a new AI platform designed to streamline real estate operations with tools for lead generation, referrals, and training.

Realty ONE Group International has launched ZONE Pro, a proprietary AI platform created to help real estate professionals manage workflows and grow their businesses, announced in a press release.

ZONE Pro includes several integrated tools such as AI Growth Coach, which uses predictive intelligence for lead generation and market insights, and a Global Referral Network that enables agents to connect with peers worldwide. The system also features ROGer Support Concierge, a digital assistant for troubleshooting and operations, and ONE Marketplace, which provides access to vendors and discounted business services.

The platform’s Global Training Calendar connects users to live, virtual, and on-demand coaching sessions. Built with feedback from agents, ZONE Pro aims to reduce administrative time by automating tasks and combining business tools into one dashboard. The rollout has begun for Realty ONE Group professionals across its global network of more than 20,000 agents in nearly 30 countries.

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