11:40 PM
Maya needs a two-bedroom by November. She asks ChatGPT.
On her phone, Maya asks ChatGPT for a two bedroom in Short North under $1,900 with laundry.
11:41 PM
It sends her to the property down the street.
ChatGPT recommends Parkline Flats from $1,820. It says it found Calder Row but cannot tell if it fits, because Calder Row’s website lists no rents.
11:42 PM
She checks Calder Row anyway.
Calder Row’s website shows a black screen for 4.4 seconds, then a pop-up.
11:43 PM
A pop-up. Then “Call for details.”
She closes the pop-up. Every floor plan says Call for details.
11:46 PM
Calder Row’s office opens at 9. Parkline’s website never closes.
Maya asks ChatGPT to book a tour at Parkline Flats. It is booked for Saturday at 11 AM.
11:40 PM
Same renter. Same night. Same question.
Maya asks ChatGPT the same question.
11:41 PM
This time it recommends Calder Row, rent included.
ChatGPT recommends Calder Row: Plan B2, two bedrooms, $1,845 a month, available October 12, and offers to book Saturday at 11 AM.
11:41 PM
She taps the link. It opens in under a second.
Calder Row’s rebuilt website opens at once and shows rents and three homes available now.
11:42 PM
She says yes. Her assistant books the tour.
Maya says yes. The tour at Calder Row is confirmed for Saturday at 11 AM.
11:46 PM
Calder Row just lost a lease.
$22,140a year in rent, from one renter, on one night.
And nobody at Calder Row will ever know it happened.
11:42 PM
Same renter. Same night. Calder Row gets the tour.
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Calder Row, Maya, and Parkline Flats are fictional. Load times and assistant answers are illustrations.