Structured Data for Real Estate Listings

EDITORIAL BRIEF — NOT PUBLISHABLE AS-IS. Replace this entire body with the finished article before changing status to published. Brief #99 of the 100-article content plan.

Assignment

• Working title: Structured Data for Real Estate Listings
• Target length: 1000 words
• Focus keyword: structured data real estate listings
• Primary internal link: /seo-special-offer — link to it in context, not as a footer dump.

The angle this article has to own

What schema types actually apply (RealEstateListing, Product/Offer, RealEstateAgent, LocalBusiness, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList), what Google grants rich results for, and why AI answer engines read this markup even when Google shows no rich result.

Verify before publishing

Google rich result eligibility changes — verify current support. Stress that markup must match visible content; never mark up data the page does not show.

House rules

• Domestic Real Estate is a marketplace, not a buyer, lender, brokerage or tax adviser. Never write copy implying we buy property, lend, or give individualised legal or tax advice.
• No invented statistics, averages, client results or testimonials. If a number cannot be sourced, describe the mechanism instead of quoting a figure.
• Cite Texas statute by section where the article relies on it, and note that exemptions apply.
• Add a closing legal/advice disclaimer on anything touching law, tax or lending.
• Fill in seo_title, meta_description, secondary_keywords and faq_schema before publishing. The FAQ schema must match visible on-page questions.