Every RealSuggest run produces a single shareable page. Here is what is on it, section by section, and why each piece exists.
Answer first, evidence second, alternatives third, action last.
The headline is deliberately short: three names, three percentages, one ★ Best Match badge. Under each is the sentence you would have wanted from a good agent — the specific combination of commute, rent and amenity that pushed this one to the top of your list rather than someone else's.
Every percentage expands into its budget, commute and amenity sub-scores plus any containment bonus, so nothing is asserted without the arithmetic behind it.
The report always restates the profile it ran against. If the answer looks wrong, the input is right there to check.
A radar chart overlays all three finalists on budget, commute and amenity. Rank one usually wins on the weighted total while losing an axis outright — and that is exactly the thing worth knowing before you sign a year of your life away.
If you care more about money than minutes, the shape tells you instantly whether rank two is the better call for you personally.
The weighted winner is one answer. These are the others: the cheapest good option, the fastest commute, and the richest amenity cluster — each with the single metric that earned it the slot.
The cheapest finalist that still clears your commute limit — and the largest budget headroom of the set. You trade a little time each way for that saving.
The only candidate where both work pins stay short. Rent is close to your ceiling, so this is the time-over-money option.
The densest cluster of schools, clinics and parks inside the community boundary among your finalists — and the reason it also wins overall.
Four sections — match breakdown, commute and location, budget, and amenity counts within the community boundary — laid out side by side so nothing hides behind a summary.
| Metric | Dubai Hills Estate | Al Barsha | Jumeirah Village Circle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overall match score | 94 | 88 | 81 |
| Commute score | 92 | 87 | 70 |
| Budget score | 84 | 91 | 96 |
| Amenity score | 97 | 86 | 78 |
| Location bonus | +4 | +0 | +0 |
| To work · drive | 14 min | 19 min | 27 min |
| To spouse work · drive | 21 min | 17 min | 29 min |
| School run | 6 min | 12 min | 18 min |
| Average rent · 3 bed | AED 148K | AED 128K | AED 88K |
| Headroom vs ceiling | 7% | 20% | 45% |
| Schools in community | 3 | 2 | 1 |
| Parks in community | 8 | 5 | 11 |
| Clinics & hospitals | 3 | 3 | 1 |
| Supermarkets | 9 | 14 | 7 |
Amenity counts are within the community boundary, not a radius — so a park across a highway does not get credit.
Every generated report ships with an assistant loaded with that report's full context — the scores, the commute matrix, the rents, the amenity counts. Ask it why a runner-up lost, or what changes if you shift your budget.
It is fenced on purpose. Ask it about the weather or the stock market and it returns one fixed line telling you the question is not about the report. A grounded assistant that refuses is worth more than a charming one that invents.
Once the area is decided, each community card links straight into live PropertyFinder inventory for that exact community. If nothing is currently listed, it says so rather than sending you to an empty search.
This is intentional scope. Duplicating a listings portal would make us worse at the thing nobody else does.
Keep a profile for "if we stay one income", another for "if she takes the Abu Dhabi role", another for "after the baby". Each generates its own report, and reports keep their link so you can send one to a partner.
Guests can browse templates and build profiles without an account. Generating a report is the point where you need one.
Conversational profile building with typed question widgets for locations, counts and amenity ranking.
Presets across life stage, family and lifestyle, filterable and cloneable.
Every field editable after the fact — pins, band, bedrooms, ceiling, priorities.
PostGIS filtering, proximity trim, cached routing, weighted scoring.
Overall score plus budget, commute, amenity sub-scores.
All finalists overlaid on three axes to expose the trade-off.
Alternate winners by price, commute and amenities with the deciding metric.
Side-by-side comparison across four sections.
Grounded Q&A with a hard refusal for anything outside the report.
Every report has a stable URL you can send to a partner or an agent.
Direct handoff to property listings portal per community, with an honest empty state.
Explore and build without signing up; account required only to generate.