SearchPlace.ai: Find Your Dream Apartment More Easily with AI?

With SearchPlace.ai, a new platform is launching in Austria that aims to fundamentally change the real estate market. The founders rely on semantic AI to simplify the search for users. In the coming weeks, the service will also be available in Germany and Switzerland.

A Single Search Engine for the Entire Real Estate Market

The concept: Instead of browsing through different portals individually, the platform searches the market simultaneously and delivers results in seconds. This is made possible by a semantic free-text search that understands natural language. For example, someone looking for a "bright apartment with a balcony near Schönbrunn, under 1,200 euros and with at least three rooms" will receive suitable results without long filtering, promises the press release.

The founders are optimistic: “SearchPlace is set to become the leading search mechanism for real estate – initially in the DACH region, later across Europe and worldwide,” said CEO Joshua Krick.

Free Platform with Premium Features

The standard search is free and can be used without restriction. Additional features such as market analyses, notifications, or API integrations are available for a fee. According to the company, these premium packages cost between 15 and 50 euros per month.

The target group includes apartment seekers as well as investors and real estate professionals. While private individuals should find suitable offers more quickly, the platform offers investors market analyses and professionals interfaces to anonymized data.

Founding Team with Experience

Behind the project are CEO Joshua Krick, COO Vivienne Pour, and CTO Julian Wimmer. According to their own statements, the team brings experience from the fields of digitalization, real estate, architecture, and AI technology. Vivienne Pour describes the endeavor as follows: “We founded SearchPlace.ai because real estate searches are unnecessarily complicated for many people.”

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