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Google review management for real estate agencies and developers
A property review is rarely about one visit. It is about a deal, a handover or a tenancy — and the stakes are high.
Real estate reviews describe long relationships — a purchase, a handover, a lease, a maintenance request — and the unhappy ones often involve money or contracts. Firstcliq replies in your tone using only what the reviewer wrote, is instructed never to promise a refund, discount or concession the business has not offered, and holds every one or two star review for a named person to decide.
The negative reviews are about money and contracts
A tenant waiting on a deposit or a buyer unhappy with a handover writes a review that a careless reply can make worse. Anything that reads like an admission or a promise is public.
- Complaints often involve deposits, fees or handover dates
- A reply can read as an admission or a promise
- Several agents or teams can sit behind one profile
An example review, and what happens to it
“Moved out three weeks ago and still waiting for my deposit. Calls are not returned.”
What Firstcliq does
Held for your approval — nothing has been posted. Escalation sent to the leasing manager, with a drafted reply ready to edit.
A deposit is a contractual matter. Firstcliq does not answer this automatically, and the AI is instructed never to promise money the company has not offered — so nothing goes out until the right person has decided what to say.
The topics that dominate in real estate
Every review is tagged against a fixed list of topics — including the ones above — so you can see what people actually keep mentioning rather than guessing.
Guardrails that matter when money is involved
One and two star reviews are always held, and the AI is instructed never to promise a refund, discount or concession the business has not offered, and never to add a detail that was not in the review.
See exactly how it worksSetting up an agency or developer
Real estate profiles carry more risk per review than most. Four settings worth getting right first.
- 1
Route held reviews to the manager who signs off
Escalations for one and two star reviews should reach the person who can actually resolve a deposit, a fee or a handover — not a shared inbox.
- 2
Write your own wording for complaints
Use Template mode for the one and two star scenarios so the words on difficult reviews are ones you have approved, and let the AI handle the rest.
- 3
Give each office or project its own settings
Each location keeps its own tone, reply mode, templates and languages, so a leasing office and a sales centre can each sound right.
- 4
Start on manual approval
For the first weeks, set the reply delay to manual approval. Every draft is still written, so you are editing rather than starting from blank.
Questions from real estate
Will a reply ever promise to return a deposit?
The AI is instructed never to promise a refund, discount or concession the business has not offered, and one and two star reviews are held for a person to decide before anything is posted.
We have several offices and projects. Do we manage them separately?
Each location keeps its own tone, reply mode, templates and languages, and you manage all of them from one dashboard.
Can we approve every reply before it goes live?
Yes. Set the reply delay to manual approval and nothing is posted without you opening it first.
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