Real Estate Listing Notification
Set up listing notifications that reach you before the portal email, without watching five tabs.
By AyeWatch Team3 min read
Short answer: A real estate listing notification is an alert that a property matching your criteria has been listed or changed. Set it with a portal saved search for broad coverage, and a page monitor for a specific street, building, or agency. Use instant delivery, not a daily digest.
AyeWatch is an AI monitor for public pages and topics. It watches listing pages and search results and sends a notification when a property appears or changes.
Choose the trigger
New listing, price change, status change, or open house. Each is a different alert. Most portals bundle them; a monitor lets you separate them.
If you only care about new listings, turn the other emails off so the important one stands out.
Choose the channel
Phone push for speed. Email for a record. A shared chat for a couple buying together. Do not send a time-sensitive listing to a daily digest.
Test the push before you rely on it.
Choose the coverage
A portal search covers the market broadly. An agency page covers the local inventory first. A street watch covers the exact location. Use one of each if the market is competitive.
More coverage is not always better. Too many alerts get muted.
Keep it accurate
Review the filters monthly. Remove the neighborhoods you ruled out. Raise the price ceiling only if you mean it. A stale saved search sends alerts you ignore, and then you miss the one that matters.
AyeWatch checks hourly on Pro and in ASAP mode on Pro+.
Cost
AyeWatch Pro is $9/mo with 50 topics and hourly checks; Pro+ is $19/mo with 200 topics and ASAP mode. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
The real estate listing alerts guide covers the full workflow.
| Trigger | Best source | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| New listing | Portal and agency | Push |
| Price change | Page monitor | Push or email |
| Status change | Page monitor | Push |
| Open house | Portal |
Start a monitor in under a minute
Describe a topic or paste a URL. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing.
Try it free for 7 daysThe bottom line
Pick one trigger and one channel. Add coverage only when you miss a listing you would have wanted. Then review the filters monthly.
FAQ
What is a real estate listing notification?
An alert that a property matching your criteria has been listed or changed.
How do I set one up?
Use a portal saved search for broad coverage and a page monitor for a specific street or agency.
Should I use instant or daily alerts?
Instant for new listings and status changes. Daily is fine for market research.
How much does it cost?
Portal alerts are free. AyeWatch starts at $9/mo after a 7-day trial.