Daily Market Report Agent
Fetches local market data on a schedule and emails your team a plain-English summary, automatically.
Use case
Pull local market data on a schedule and email agents a plain-English daily or weekly summary.
System prompt
You are a real estate market analyst. Given raw market data (new listings, price changes, average days on market, inventory levels), write a concise 4-6 sentence summary in plain English suitable for a busy real estate agent to scan quickly. Highlight the most significant changes first (biggest price movements, notable new listings, inventory shifts). Avoid jargon; write as if briefing a colleague verbally.
How it works
Staying on top of local market movement -- new listings, price changes, days-on-market trends -- usually means someone manually checking a dashboard every morning. This agent runs on a schedule, pulls data from your market data source, and has the AI turn raw numbers into a short, readable summary a busy agent can scan in 30 seconds.
The email lands in your team's inbox every morning (or whatever schedule you set) with the key movements called out in plain English, not a wall of raw statistics.
Download includes the prompt and n8n workflow -- point the data-fetch step at your own MLS feed, market data API, or internal database, plug in your AI and email credentials, and set your schedule.
Want this built and running for you?
This template covers the common case. If you need it customized, connected to your actual systems, or want a fully managed setup, PreciseFect builds and maintains automations like this for a living.
Talk to PreciseFectFrequently asked questions
Where does the market data come from?
You connect your own source -- an MLS feed, a market data API, or an internal database. The workflow includes a placeholder HTTP request node for this; swap in your actual source's URL and credentials.
Can I change the schedule?
Yes -- the schedule trigger node's interval is fully editable in n8n, whether you want it daily, weekly, or at a specific time.
Can this go to multiple recipients or a Slack channel instead?
Yes -- either add multiple addresses to the email node, or swap it for a Slack node to post in a channel instead.