Matt Wolfe tests an AI that generates real-estate flyers by pulling live data from Zillow. Given a $5.3 million San Diego property, it grabbed the correct address, price, photos, and details, then assembled them into a polished printable flyer. The accuracy surprised him.
If you're watching this and you think you know everything this model can do, I'm gonna show you some stuff you had no idea this model was capable of. I thought this would be an interesting idea to take an actual listing of a real house that's for sale right now from Zillow. This is a house that's $5.3 million in San Diego. I wanted to see if it would pull the information from the actual Zillow page to make the flyer. So I gave it this prompt: create a real estate listing flyer for this modern coastal home in San Diego. And then I linked it straight up to that Zillow page. I told it to basically figure everything else out. And it made this flyer here. It's got the actual address, the actual price, and all of these details are accurate from the actual website. But it also pulled in the images. These are the actual images from this listing here. Like, this was one of the things that probably blew me away the most when I tested it. So if you're a real estate agent and you need to make one of those flyers that put in the little box outside the house, your job just got way easier.
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