Domus Aedes puts AI property search inside ChatGPT and Claude
Domus Aedes has launched an AI property search that lets buyers, tenants and holiday guests find listings in plain language inside ChatGPT and Claude across Marbella, the Costa del Sol, Casablanca and Marrakech. The tool now includes Morocco homes for sale and long-term rentals, expanding a system that surfaces up to six matches with photos, prices, key facts and maps.
Why it matters: - Domus Aedes is moving property search into AI assistants people already use, which can shorten the path from general interest to specific listings. - The tool covers Spain and Morocco, giving the agency a cross-border search layer for sales, rentals and holiday stays. - The rollout adds Morocco homes for sale and long-term rentals, widening the inventory available through conversational search.
What happened: - Domus Aedes made its AI property search available inside ChatGPT and Claude on 13 September 2026. - On 13 November 2026, homes for sale and long-term rentals in Morocco were added to the search. - Users can type plain-language requests such as “a villa to buy in Marbella under €3M with sea views.” - The assistant returns up to six homes from Domus Aedes listings, with photos, prices, key facts and a map. - The agency operates in Marbella and on the Costa del Sol in Spain, and in Casablanca and Marrakech in Morocco. - Domus Aedes says each tool is listed with its launch date on the technology page.
The details: - Marbella and the Costa del Sol search includes villas and apartments for sale, long-term rentals and holiday rentals. - Casablanca search includes homes for sale, long-term rentals and holiday stays. - Marrakech search includes long-term rentals and holiday stays in villas, riads and apartments. - Catalonia search includes holiday stays near Barcelona and Tarragona. - Prices appear as listed, in euros in Spain and in dirhams in Morocco. - Holiday stays show live availability and the total for the selected dates. - The Domus Aedes app can be added in ChatGPT through the Plugins directory or by address. - In Claude, the service is added as a custom connector with the same address. - The connection uses a public MCP server, with MCP standing for Model Context Protocol. - The app is free, does not require a Domus Aedes account and works in English, Spanish and French. - Setup details are available at the AI access page. - The client tools include Match, which keeps checking the market against a client’s criteria, including homes that are not publicly advertised. - Search all homes gives each client a private page to search the market in the agency’s areas beyond Domus Aedes’ own listings. - Select is a private page with homes chosen by an advisor. - Domus Aedes says fraud is removed automatically in those three client tools, with fake and duplicate listings filtered out before clients see them. - Holiday guests can use direct online booking and online check-in before arrival. - Hosts and owners can use Reva, a revenue manager for holiday rentals, and ListingGlow, a photo enhancement tool for listings.
Between the lines: - Domus Aedes is trying to make AI assistants an alternative front door for property discovery, not just a support tool. - The focus on live prices, availability and map data suggests the agency wants search results to feel closer to a booking engine than a marketing page. - The company is also using the launch to signal a technology-first brand position across Spain and Morocco.
What’s next: - Domus Aedes is likely to keep expanding the inventory and use cases available through its AI search as more markets and property types are added. - The agency’s public setup pages suggest the company will continue pushing clients toward AI-assisted discovery and direct booking workflows.
The bottom line: - Domus Aedes is betting that conversational search inside ChatGPT and Claude can make its listings easier to find, compare and book across two countries.
Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.
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