Top Free iPhone/iPad Real Estate Apps
Monday, January 30th, 2012
As more and more people acquire iPhone 4s and wait for the new iPad 3 to be released, app usage is only going to rise. And sharply to be sure. The number of free and purchased apps increases every day. And with good reason. There are some excellent apps available for just about any need anyone could have.
And the real estate market is no exception. Apps abound and some that might not seem like they’d be helpful in the real estate market really are. Here are some of the top free real estate apps for iPhones and iPads.
Zillow: Launched after the popularity of the website kept going up, Zillow allows users to search homes for sale, rentals, and more, making this one of the handiest real estate iPhone apps available. This app also makes use of the GPS capability of your device. (Cost: Free)
LoopNet Commercial Real Estate Search: When it comes to searching for commercial properties, it is wise to choose an app that focuses on what is really needed. LoopNet has only one drawback – full access isn’t free. But it is a good place to start the search, so it is still a top app. (Cost: Free)
eTask Project for iPad: The process of buying a house is gargantuan. While eTask wasn’t designed for the real estate buyer, it can be incredibly helpful in managing the many tasks that must be accomplished to make the dream a reality. Use it to track paperwork deadlines and create a packing schedule so moving day doesn’t come as a surprise. (Cost: Free)
Zip Realty Real Estate: If someone looking for a home wants data, then this is the app for them. It provides a complete listing of all homes available within the top 25 major housing markets in the United States. The fun factor for this features comes when users get to draw their radius on the map, making limiting searches easier. (Cost: Free)
Tweet Deck: This one belongs on the list because everyone needs something to do while they try to take a mental break from the house hunt. Make sure you find lots of funny people to follow, as well as some local real estate agents. (Cost: Free)
CraigsPhone – It’s Craig’s List for your iPhone or iPad! Everyone knows that some homes do not get listed with realtors. People are looking to reduce their fees so they turn to free sites like Craig’s List. This is a handy app to check regularly so one can see if there are any houses for sale nearby. (Cost: Free)
There are several others that can be found by searching ‘real estate’ in the iTunes search bar. Happy hunting!

















