Real estate marketing speaker on design, data and AI
Kirill Samarits is a real estate marketing speaker for developer, architecture and property audiences in the United States and Europe. He is the Founder & CEO of TERAMOK and the founder of BUY GREECE and FOS AI, and his talks draw on campaigns his teams have run and measured, not on general trends. Each talk ends with something the audience can use the following Monday.
Keynote: From blueprint to buyer
How design, data and AI are changing the way real estate developments are sold. The talk follows a project from the first renders to the first reservations, and shows where most launches lose months and money: marketing that starts after groundbreaking, portfolios that show buildings but not the value they create, and buyers who now ask an AI assistant before they ever visit a sales gallery.
It uses dated examples from TERAMOK's work, including a Chicago development that reached 22 of 48 units reserved before groundbreaking (TERAMOK-reported; reservations are not completed sales). Typical length is 30 to 45 minutes, with questions.
Specialist talks
Marketing before groundbreaking
Why presale demand should be built alongside design and financing, what a pre-construction budget should cover, and how to tell reservations from surface-level interest. For developers, capital partners and sales teams.
Architecture as a commercial asset
How architecture practices turn design quality into shortlists and commissions, and how developers can make architecture visible in the price a buyer is willing to pay. For architects, design-build firms and developers.
Getting found in AI search
How buyers, investors and clients now discover developments and firms through ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Google AI Overviews, what these systems trust, and how to measure whether visibility turns into real inquiries. Based on TERAMOK's own tested program. For marketing leads and company principals.
Cross-border property demand
What building BUY GREECE has shown about American buyers of European property: trust, legal friction, and why buyers who start with a search often need months of education before they commit. For brokers, developers and investment advisers working across the Atlantic.
Formats
- Keynote, 30 to 45 minutes, for conferences and association events.
- Panel or fireside conversation on development marketing, architecture or AI search.
- Workshop, 90 minutes to half a day, where a team works through its own project or practice.
- Private roundtable for 12 to 20 developers, architects and investors, in Chicago, Miami, New York or Athens.
Talks are given in English. Kirill is based in Chicago and Athens and travels for events in the United States and Europe.
For event organizers
Bios, a headshot, company descriptions and a fact sheet with source links are on the press page. Send the event name, date, audience and format through the contact page.
Frequently asked questions
What does Kirill Samarits speak about?
Kirill Samarits speaks on four subjects: marketing real estate developments before groundbreaking, architecture as a commercial asset, how buyers and clients find companies through AI search such as ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews, and cross-border property demand between the United States and Europe. His main keynote is "From blueprint to buyer".
Who is the talk for?
Real estate developers, architecture and design-build firms, construction companies, brokers, capital partners, and the marketing and sales teams that work with them. Talks can be pitched for executives or for practitioners.
Does Kirill do panels, workshops and podcasts?
Yes. Besides keynotes, he takes part in panels and fireside conversations, runs workshops for a single company's team, and appears on podcasts about real estate, architecture, marketing and AI search.
Where does Kirill speak?
In the United States and Europe. He is based in Chicago and Athens, and can host private roundtables in Chicago, Miami, New York or Athens.
How do I invite Kirill to speak?
Use the contact page and include the event name, date, location, audience size, format and topic. Bios, a headshot and a fact sheet are on the press page.