  Public availability of Artificial Intelligence generated information can
change the markets forever, and its factoring into economical dynamics may take
economists by surprise, out-dating models and schools of thought. Real estate
hyper-inflation is not a new phenomenon but its consistent and almost
monotonous persistence over 12 years, coinciding with prominence of public
estimation information from Zillow, a successful Mass Real Estate Estimator
(MREE), could not escape unobserved. What we model is a repetitive theoretical
game between the MREE and the home owners, where each player has secret
information and expertise. If the intention is to keep housing affordable and
maintain old American lifestyle with broad home-ownership, new challenges are
defined. Simulations show that a simple restriction of MREE-style price
estimation availability to opt-in properties may help partially reduce feedback
loop by acting on its likely causes, as suggested by experimental simulation
models. The conjecture that the MREE pressure on real estate inflation rate is
correlated with the absolute MREE estimation errors, which is logically
explainable, is then validated in simulations.
