Compile apartment listings from multiple property sites
One renter used AI to gather listings from property managers and sort them by his housing criteria.
- What they did
- After getting a job offer, a 23-year-old renter had only a week to find an apartment in San Francisco. He asked Claude and ChatGPT to collect property-management websites and pull listings matching his budget, location, and size needs.
- How it went
- The tools found many apartments that fit, but some results slipped in from outside his limits. He eventually moved on a place offered through a family friend’s vacancy.
- Tips
- Use AI as a first-pass organizer, then verify each listing yourself. If your timeline is tight, expect the agent to miss edge cases or include imperfect matches.
Try it yourself with Perplexity Comet
Search the property-management websites for [company names or building names] in [city] and make a table of every current listing that matches: [bedrooms], [max rent], [neighborhood or commute target], [pets/parking requirements], and [move-in date]. For each result, include the address, monthly rent, availability, and link, and clearly flag anything that does not fully meet the criteria. Before you send any inquiry, application, or form, stop and ask me to review it first.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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