AI automation for real estate

Hear about new listings and price drops first, and turn listing pages into a sheet and a pitch.

Used by professionals at
  • Compass
  • Keller Williams
Use cases

Three jobs to hand to HARPA first.

01

See new listings first

A narrow saved search changes a few times a day, and the portal’s own alerts come late. Watch the search page itself.

  1. Open the saved search on the portal, then the Automate tab in HARPA.
  2. Set up Page text changes, or pick Text appears… and type a street or a price.
  3. Check every hour. Tell me by Notification, Email or Sound.
  4. Start monitoring. Every alert also lands in your Inbox.

Good to knowMonitors run in a hidden tab while Chrome is open. They say that the page changed and by how much; for the new items as a list, schedule a command with Keep only new items.

02

Every listing in one sheet

Comparing 30 listings is 30 tabs of copy and paste. Ask every page the same questions and get one table back.

  1. Open the listings in tabs.
  2. Make a command that asks for price, size, rooms and address, as JSON.
  3. Choose Run on tabs…, select Like this page, answer its questions once and Run on N tabs.
  4. Export CSV: one row per page, one column per field.

Good to knowEach answer is capped at 4,000 characters. Bulk runs use HARPA AI cloud credits or your own OpenAI key, not a ChatGPT login.

03

Descriptions and replies in minutes

Listing copy and buyer replies are the same job every day, written from the page in front of you.

  1. Open the listing and HARPA. Page is on, so the AI reads it.
  2. Ask for a description in your agency’s style, or run /reply on a buyer’s email.
  3. Keep the prompt that works: New command, paste it, Save.
  4. Run it on the next listing in two keystrokes.

Good to know/reply pastes a draft into the page. It never sends the email.

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