New York Metro
Manhattan-first luxury and high-production public footprint, with select broader New York luxury corridor candidates flagged when appropriate.
118 source-backed directory rows
Real estate AI visibility is the degree to which public, source-backed information about an agent or team can be retrieved and explained by AI-assisted search systems.
An AI-visible real estate professional has a public record that is name-stable, geographically clear, source-rich, and specific enough for consumers to understand why the professional belongs in a search result or shortlist.
The index reviews third-party authority, public production proof, review footprint, entity clarity, and consumer usefulness. Owned marketing can help, but the strongest signals are corroborated by independent or semi-independent sources.
Visibility matters because a consumer can audit the evidence. The better the evidence trail, the easier it is to separate durable reputation from generic advertising.
Market pages separate proof-gated teams and individual agents, rank each category by AI Visibility, and preserve production proof, review footprint, Consumer Authority, and source links for comparison.
Manhattan-first luxury and high-production public footprint, with select broader New York luxury corridor candidates flagged when appropriate.
118 source-backed directory rows
Los Angeles County and westside luxury markets where AI visibility, media authority, and high-value representation intersect.
88 source-backed directory rows
Chicago city and close-in luxury/high-production residential markets.
125 source-backed directory rows
Dallas, Fort Worth, and high-production North Texas residential markets where public production proof, review footprint, and AI visibility help consumers compare teams and individual agents.
61 source-backed directory rows
Orlando and the surrounding Central Florida residential market, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
50 source-backed directory rows
Atlanta and the surrounding metro residential market, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
50 source-backed directory rows
San Francisco, Oakland, Marin, the Peninsula, and nearby Bay Area residential markets, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
50 source-backed directory rows
Philadelphia and the surrounding Main Line, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery County residential markets, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
50 source-backed directory rows
Washington, DC, Northern Virginia, and the close-in Maryland suburbs, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
51 source-backed directory rows
Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, and the surrounding Puget Sound residential market, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
50 source-backed directory rows
Minneapolis, Saint Paul, and the surrounding Twin Cities residential market, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
50 source-backed directory rows
Denver and the surrounding Front Range residential market, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
50 source-backed directory rows
Boston and the surrounding Greater Boston residential market, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
50 source-backed directory rows
Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, Spring Hill, Murfreesboro, and the surrounding Middle Tennessee residential market, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
50 source-backed directory rows
San Diego and the surrounding coastal, central, North County, and inland residential market, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
50 source-backed directory rows
Miami, Miami Beach, Boca Raton, Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Jupiter, Coral Springs, and the broader South Florida residential market, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence. Category lists include only candidates that cleared the current trust gates.
50 source-backed directory rows
Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, and the surrounding Southern Nevada residential market, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
50 source-backed directory rows
St. Louis City, St. Louis County, St. Charles County, and the surrounding metro residential market, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
50 source-backed directory rows
Houston and the surrounding Greater Houston residential market, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in exact-entity public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
54 source-backed directory rows
Kansas City and the surrounding Missouri and Kansas residential market, with separate individual-agent and team comparisons grounded in exact-entity public production, review, and AI-visibility evidence.
50 source-backed directory rows
Before hiring representation, compare the score, verified public proof, source list, and local fit. Then ask each candidate to connect their claims to recent local proof.