Homa, a homebuying platform powered by artificial intelligence (AI) that debuted in Florida last year, has expanded to Texas.
Homa is a licensed brokerage designed to help buyers keep most of the buyer-side commission, typically 2% back, that would traditionally go to an agent. Buyers receive those funds as a closing credit that can reduce closing costs, strengthen their cash position or buy down their mortgage rate.
The platform eschews human real estate agents and enables buyers to navigate the homebuying process using AI tools trained on state-specific laws and the same coursework required for real estate licensing. Buyers can use Homa to tour homes, analyze market data, draft offers, and manage the escrow process. For those buyers still opting to work with an agent, Homa can supplement their agent’s services with advanced tools.
In announcing its Texas launch, Homa brings its licensed brokerage model and AI-native buying experience to Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio, with services available to buyers anywhere in the Lone Star State.
“Texas buyers are sharp,” said Arman Javaherian, CEO and co-founder of Homa. “They do their own research, know what they want and have never loved the idea of handing over tens of thousands of dollars to someone for opening a door and writing up a contract. The traditional model has always relied on buyers not knowing they had another option. With Homa, they do. They get a licensed brokerage, AI-powered tools and real expert support when it counts, and buyers get most of the commission back at closing. We have had over a thousand Texans on our waitlist asking when we are coming. June 15 is the answer.”
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