Redfin Rolls Out Chatgpt App For Real Estate Searches

Redfin, which is now owned by Rocket Companies, is following in Zillow’s footsteps and launching an app integration with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. 

The company announced Friday that ChatGPT users now have access to a Redfin app within the platform that allows users to locate property listings relevant to their home search parameters and chat with the platform to find additional properties or explore neighborhoods and learn about housing market trends. 

Users may refine their home search criteria as they go without having to go back and re-enter search criteria. 

“This launch of a Redfin app in ChatGPT is our way of making home search easier and better as more people use AI platforms to get important information,” Ariel Dos Santos, Redfin’s senior vice president of product and design, said in a statement. “We believe this additional entry point into our listings and data will make home searchers’ lives easier, and the experience aligns with our goal of making home search less about filters and more conversational.”

The company said that this app integration with ChatGPT builds on its goal to make the home search process feel more natural across its platforms. A first step in this overall process, according to Redfin, was its launch of conversational search on Redfin.com in November 2025. 

To access the Redfin app in ChatGPT, users can navigate to the apps section of their ChatGPT profile and search for Redfin. 

Zillow was the first real estate firm to launch an app with ChatGPT, debuting its app in early October 2025. In addition, Google began piloting a program powered by HouseCanary’s listing portal in certain markets late last year. 

Critics of these integrations have argued that listing portals are violating their IDX licensing agreements, as they have argued that the agreements only allow portals to display MLS data on their websites and mobile apps, but not publish or transmit MLS data to other domains.