Differentiate from other agents

Hand buyers a report competitors aren't offering.

Standardize your presentations

Every listing gets the same professional-grade report, not an inconsistent patchwork.

Build buyer confidence faster

Neighborhood context, investment activity, and market trends, all in one document.

Save research time

Skip manually pulling permits, comps, and neighborhood data property by property.

Brokerage-ready, eventually

Branding, CRM integration, and team usage are on the roadmap beyond individual reports.

Backed by real public data

Every figure traces back to a public source — not an estimate pulled from thin air.

A typical scenario

An agent is about to list a home and wants to give the sellers — and eventually buyers — more than a one-page flyer. They generate a HomeBrief for the address: neighborhood investment activity, nearby development, market trends, and an AI-written summary of the property's strengths, ready to hand over as a professional leave-behind.

"People don't want raw public data — they want clear, trusted intelligence that helps them make a decision with confidence."

Frequently asked questions
Can I use this for listings I don't yet represent?
Yes — HomeBrief reports can be generated for any address, whether it's a current listing or one you're evaluating.
Is this meant to replace a CMA?
No — it's a complementary intelligence report covering neighborhood and market context, not a formal comparative market analysis.
When can brokerages get branded reports?
Branded and team-level features are planned beyond the initial launch — reach out if you want to be part of early access.
See it in action

Real use cases

Building a HomeBrief to win a listing

Bringing more than a CMA printout to a listing presentation.

Preparing a disclosure packet ahead of listing

Reviewing a property's own record before a buyer's agent does.
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While ListingIQ is in development

Two live tools you can put to work today.

Show clients where value is moving with BuildSignal

Construction investment by area, quarter over quarter — the "is this neighborhood on the way up?" answer, from the permit record.

Read a listing's block with BlockWatcher

Every recent permit, license, violation, and 311 request near an address — context a buyer's agent will otherwise surface first.
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