Vait replaces the traditional property-portal search with a conversation. You send a message on WhatsApp the way you would talk to a person — "three-bedroom house in Interlomas with a garden" — and the assistant parses zone, bedrooms, budget, square metres, property type and whether you want move-in-ready or pre-construction stock. It answers in seconds with concrete options including price, location, bedrooms, size and the listing sheet with photos, and for some developments the payment plans.
The inventory Vait surfaces comes from direct developer relationships and from brokers and agencies, and availability, price and status changes are refreshed automatically overnight most days of the week. New units go through a review before publication, and the assistant only proposes units that are marked available from an active seller. A major part of the catalogue sits in the western corridor of Greater Mexico City — Interlomas, Bosque Real, Bosques de las Lomas, Santa Fe, Huixquilucan and Tecamachalco — with additional coverage in Polanco, Del Valle, Benito Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, Lindavista and other CDMX and Estado de México areas.
Beyond the chat, Vait publishes a well-documented data hub with median prices, price per square metre, price bands and unit typologies by zone. Each page carries its own dated cut-off and a public methodology, counts are reported as a floor rather than overstated, and the aggregated figures are released under a CC BY 4.0 licence so journalists and analysts can cite them with attribution. Searching is free for buyers: no registration, no app download, and the assistant remembers preferences across sessions and coordinates the property visit — typically daily between 9:00 and 19:30.
