Wahi is among the first Canadian real estate platforms to enable homebuyers to discover listings using ChatGPT.

Wahi has launched an innovative ChatGPT plugin making it one the first Canadian real estate platforms to harness the artificial intelligence chatbot to empower homebuyers.

“With the launch of our new ChatGPT plugin, Wahi continues to give more control to homebuyers,” says Wahi CEO Benjy Katchen. “The plugin makes the homebuying journey more convenient than ever.”

In a matter of seconds, ChatGPT users who enable the plugin can find homes that meet their specific criteria. The plugin turns the search experience into a conversation. For example, ask ChatGTP “Can you help me find condos for under $800,000 in Toronto’s Entertainment District or Liberty Village?” and the plugin will pull listings curated to meet your criteria. You can get even more specific by requesting listings for properties near TTC stations or with parking spaces, too. The tool also allows property searchers to view listings in their preferred language, making real estate more accessible.

“One of the great things about the Wahi ChatGPT plugin is that it can turn the property search into a conversation that can take place in any language in a very natural way for consumers,” explains Katchen. “The sheer amount of information in our app can seem overwhelming, but the Wahi ChatGPT plugin is a quick and convenient way to access it in a very easy way,” he adds.

Plugins like Wahi’s are improving the ChatGPT experience by connecting with the OpenAI chatbot and feeding it the latest information from trusted third-party sources. The Wahi ChatGPT plugin is available to anyone who has a ChatGPT Plus subscription and currently features listings from across Ontario. 

The ChatGPT plugin is just the latest cutting-edge technology deployed by Wahi, which was named the Best Real Estate Innovator for 2023 by Canadian Business. Previous Wahi innovations include the Market Pulse tool — which keeps homebuyers informed on which neighbourhoods are in underbidding and overbidding territory — and the first annual Where to Live rankings, a comprehensive, data-driven ranking of GTA neighbourhoods across a variety of lifestyle categories.