Start with the client
Capture the priorities behind the search instead of treating every listing as an equal fit. Keep the client context available as you compare options.
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AI property matching for a clearer buyer shortlist.
AI Property Match helps real estate agents organize the search around the buyer: budget, location, lifestyle preferences, and the details that make a home worth a closer look.
2 AI documents · 2 3D credits · 2 closing readiness analyses. No credit card required. Google verifies your email; email signup requires the verification link.
What you can do with AI Property Match.
Compare property fit
Review buyer-fit signals alongside the available property facts. Use the comparison to prepare questions, identify tradeoffs, and decide what needs an in-person review.
Keep the shortlist connected
Save promising properties to the client workspace and move into 3D review or document preparation without rebuilding the conversation from scratch.
A practical workflow
From context to a useful next step.
- Capture the buyer’s budget, preferred area, and practical priorities.
- Review available properties and compare their fit with those priorities.
- Save a shortlist, discuss the tradeoffs with the buyer, and open a property in Studio.
Practical review checklist · Updated November 2, 2026
A property comparison you can discuss with the buyer
Separate needs from preferences
Write down the buyer’s stated budget, location and practical requirements. Mark must-haves separately from nice-to-haves, then confirm that the buyer agrees with the brief.
Compare the same facts for each home
Record asking price, verified room details, source date, and questions still unanswered. Treat an unknown as an unknown—not as a zero score or a confirmed match. Use property characteristics, not assumptions about people or communities.
Turn tradeoffs into showing questions
For a fictional buyer needing an office, Home A may show a spare room with unverified dimensions while Home B has a verified study but a higher asking price. Explain that tradeoff; do not infer affordability or suitability from an AI score.
Keep a reviewable shortlist
Save the selected property with the client, note why it merits a visit, and confirm availability with the source. Use 3D Studio to explore visual questions; use original evidence and a showing to confirm important details.
Continue with the closing checklist and reusable handoff worksheet, or review the fictional document demo before using trial credits.
Keep the limits in view.
Availability, prices, school information, dimensions, and condition can change. Confirm source information independently. Matching signals support an agent’s review; they do not replace due diligence or guarantee a property’s suitability.
Does matching replace the agent’s judgment?
No. Use the output as a starting point for discussion. The agent and buyer should verify the facts and decide which properties merit further review.
What happens after I save a property?
The client workspace keeps saved properties alongside 3D views, document drafts, and closing actions so the next step can use the same context.
Try it in your workflow
Make your next client journey clearer.
Explore the connected workspace with a free 2-day Agent Pro trial, then choose the capacity that fits your team.