By Andrea V. Brambila
Publication Date: 2026-06-11 20:30:00
After testing out a limited pilot program in eight major markets, HouseCanary’s partnership with the search giant is expanding across all 50 states.
Starting this summer, consumers across the U.S. who are looking for homes for sale will be able to see real estate listings pop up on Google.
Following a pilot program that began in 2025 and previously covered eight major markets, the search giant and national AI-powered real estate brokerage HouseCanary have expanded their partnership to all 50 states. The deal means that listings exclusively from participating MLSs will show up directly in Google’s mobile search results with details such as address, pricing, photos, the numbers of bedrooms and bathrooms, and square footage.
The program is powered through HouseCanary’s national portal ComeHome based on agreements with each participating MLS. Listings “are surfaced in accordance with MLS rules and regulations,” the press release noted, while an FAQ clarified that Google “does not…
