A major European real estate network has made its entire property catalog natively readable by AI systems like ChatGPT, Google AI Overview and Claude, moving beyond indexed or scraped data to structured machine reasoning. The tech deployment, built with agentic AI platform Kleio and rolled out across Orpi’s 1,250 real estate agencies in France, reframes property discovery by allowing conversational AI systems to interpret user intent directly, rather than relying on portals and keyword filters. According to Philippe Wellens, co-founder and CEO at Kleio, the system rebuilds how property data is stored and consumed, using agentic AI to analyze projects, advise users, and recommend properties, services and solutions. Wellens framed the difference as intent-based discovery rather than traditional filter-based search, noting that Europe’s regulatory environment and market structure provided more flexibility for deploying the service. “In Europe it is much less regulated than in the U.S. with the MLS and compliance requirements,” he said, adding that without a centralized MLS, European networks had more control over their data and more urgency to reclaim direct access.