Miami AI property description generator: SEO prompts for agents

Why Miami–South Florida copy is different

• Renters search by city plus intent: apartments for rent in Broward and Miami-Dade, pet-friendly, parking, move-in timing.
• Coastal inventory often needs precise, calm language around resilience features—only when true and verified.
• MLS, IDX, and Facebook Marketplace each favor different length and tone; one master prompt rarely fits all without edits.

Miami-specific AI prompt library (copy and paste)

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You are a South Florida real estate copywriter. Write an MLS- and web-friendly rental description under 900 characters.

Property facts: [BEDS], [BATHS], [SQFT or N/A], [RENT], [CITY / NEIGHBORHOOD], [KEY AMENITIES], [PET POLICY], [AVAILABLE DATE].

Rules:
- Lead with the strongest renter benefit (light, layout, parking, pool, in-unit laundry, renovated kitchen, gated community—use only what is true).
- Name the neighborhood and one real nearby anchor (major road, employer district, university, or beach access) only if accurate; otherwise stay general to the city.
- Include natural phrases renters search for: "for rent in [CITY]", "walk-in closets", "in-unit washer dryer" only if applicable.
- Second paragraph: bullet-style amenities separated by semicolons for scannability.
- Do not invent HOA rules, fees, or school ratings. No fair-housing violations (no steering, no protected-class language).
- End with a neutral showing CTA: contact listing agent for details and showing.

Write a factual, upbeat property description for a [CITY] Florida [SFH / CONDO / TOWNHOME] at [ADDRESS or cross-streets].

Include: year built if known [YEAR], elevation or building type if known [FACTS], storm features only if verified ([IMPACT WINDOWS / NEW ROOF / OTHER]).

Rules:
- One short sentence may mention building standards or resilience features if provided—no alarmist language.
- Emphasize everyday living: breeze, natural light, outdoor space, storage, parking.
- SEO: weave "South Florida" and the city name once each naturally.
- No guarantees about insurance or flood zones; if flood zone is unknown, omit.

Draft a buyer-facing description for a [PROPERTY TYPE] in [NEIGHBORHOOD], Miami-Dade or Broward.

Verified upgrades: [LIST]. Builder or year: [IF KNOWN].

Rules:
- Open with layout and finish level (not superlatives like "perfect" or "best").
- Use specifics: quartz, porcelain tile, impact glass, smart thermostat—only if true.
- Mention proximity to [AIRPORT / METRORAIL / MAJOR ARTERY] only if accurate.
- 120–180 words, two short paragraphs, no duplicate keyword stuffing.
- Fair housing compliant; no income assumptions.

Write a concise listing description for a small multifamily property in South Florida.

Facts: [UNITS], [CURRENT RENT ROLL or "TBD"], [RECENT CAPEX], [PARKING], [ZONING if known].

Rules:
- Professional, numbers-forward where provided; mark unknowns as "TBD" rather than guessing.
- Highlight separate meters, roof/HVAC timeline, and lot size only if supplied.
- Avoid promising cap rates unless [CAP RATE] is given.
- Close with "Due diligence materials available from listing agent."

Create two outputs from the same facts.

Facts: [RENT], [BEDS]/[BATHS], [CITY], [TOP 3 FEATURES], [MOVE-IN SPECIAL if any].

(1) Title: max 80 characters, no ALL CAPS, include beds and city.
(2) Body: first sentence under 155 characters suitable as a Google meta description (complete sentence). Then 2–3 sentences with details and a single clear CTA to message for showing.

Rules: no spam symbols, no phone numbers unless [PHONE OK] is true, no discriminatory language.