Realtor.com adds RealAssist AI agent to Realtor.com+ for agents
Realtor.com launched RealAssist AI on October 6, 2026, as an automated layer inside its Realtor.com+ platform for real estate agents. The tool automates client onboarding, summarizes daily activity, and drafts messages or search refinements, requiring agent approval before execution. It targets repetitive tasks like manual data entry or follow-ups, aiming to free agents to focus on client service.
What you can do with it
AI at Work →Draft client messages and refine searches in Realtor.com+
What you get You can draft client emails faster and track buyer activity trends.
Automates onboarding, summarizes daily activity, and drafts messages.
- Who for
- marketers
- Cost
- included in a tool you already have
Use it for
- Draft client emails faster
- Track buyer activity trends
- Refine search criteria instantly
How to set it up · From the article
- Log in to Realtor.com+ and select the client’s profile.
- Navigate to the ‘RealAssist AI’ tab in the workspace.
- Review the drafted message or search refinement and approve or edit.
Watch out Requires manual approval for all AI-generated actions
Key points from the news
- RealAssist AI automates client onboarding, activity summaries, and drafts messages with agent approval
- Realtor.com+ now covers 21 U.S. markets with 192,000 agents and 252,000 listings
- RPR integration and bulk client invites via QR code are part of the fall 2026 updates
The update expands Realtor.com+’s footprint to 21 U.S. markets, serving over 192,000 agents—10% of the national market—with 252,000 listings. It integrates Realtors Property Resource (RPR) data and allows bulk client invites via QR code. Anna Marie Castiglioni, Head of Realtor.com Next, framed it as shifting the platform from a collaboration hub to an ‘agent’s proactive partner.’ Four more markets will launch soon.
Realtor.com Adds RealAssist AI Agent Layer to Realtor.com+ Workspace
Unite.AI · 6 October 2026
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