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Austin MLS MCP

Live Austin-area MLS listings inside any MCP-capable AI assistant — active listings, property details, schools, taxes, and neighborhood data for the Austin metro. A free remote MCP server with no install: one connector URL gives agents natural-language search over active listings, closed-sale comparables, and market statistics. Listings are updated every few minutes.

Server type: Remote (Streamable HTTP)
Auth: None (public read-only surface)
Endpoint: https://mls.neuhausre.com/mcp
Tools: 3 surfaces (listing search, comps, market stats)
Pricing: Free
Category: Real Estate Data
Built by: NeuhausRE.com (Austin real estate brokerage)

Why This Matters for Operators

Austin real estate professionals, investors, and analysts currently answer "find 4-bed homes in Lakeway under $1M on at least an acre" by clicking through MLS filters and dashboards. This server replaces that with a single natural-language question inside the AI they already use, then backs it with comps and market statistics from the same source — brokerage-sourced MLS data refreshed every few minutes.

The brokerage-native source matters: listings are first-party, not scraped. And the free, no-auth design means agents can be pointed at it without managing credential lifecycles.

Tools & Capabilities

Tool What it does
search_listings Active Austin-area homes by neighborhood, price, beds, schools, and features
pull_comps Closed-sale comparables within a radius, filtered by date and property type
market_stats Median prices, inventory, and days-on-market by city, ZIP code, or school district

Installation

claude mcp add --transport http austin-mls https://mls.neuhausre.com/mcp

No account, no key. Works in Claude Desktop, claude.ai (Pro or Max via Settings → Connectors), and any MCP client that accepts remote HTTP servers.

Configuration

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "austin-mls": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mls.neuhausre.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Business Relevance

  • Austin agents and teams run listing searches and comps from chat instead of the MLS dashboard
  • Investors screen neighborhoods by inventory and days-on-market trends
  • Appraisers and analysts pull closed comps within a radius of a subject property
  • Relocation and property-management operators answer client questions in one session
  • Developers fold live MLS data into custom agent workflows with one URL

Integration with CorpusIQ

CorpusIQ brings the money and pipeline layer (QuickBooks, Stripe, CRM) while Austin MLS brings the live property layer for the Austin metro. A real estate operator can run both in one agent session: CorpusIQ for commission accounting, deal pipeline, and financials, Austin MLS for current listings, comps, and market stats — then join the two on address or ZIP.

Limitations

  • Austin metro only; no other markets
  • MLS data access may carry licensed-use terms from the brokerage
  • No auth means no per-agent scoping (public read-only surface)
  • Hosted-only: no self-host option published
  • New listing (Aug 2026), no track record

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