As AI adoption accelerates across real estate, MLS data sits at the center of both opportunity and risk. MCP is emerging as a key safeguard, helping the industry innovate responsibly while protecting critical data assets.
A conversation with ICE's Lucie Fortier and Jeff Fullbright reveals how AI is reshaping MLS platforms and what it means for data governance, agent adoption, and competitive positioning.
Every wave of technology gives us a chance to rethink how we work. MCP is that wave.
As AI reshapes our industry, this much is clear: the MLS that provides the MCP server becomes the source of truth.
If your team is deploying AI agents using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) without proper security, you're essentially leaving your business wide open to attack. A recent security assessment found that 43% of popular MCP implementations contain command injection flaws, 30% allow network infiltration, and 22% expose sensitive file vulnerabilities. With real-world incidents already occurring the solution isn't hoping for the best, it's implementing an MCP gateway before your next deployment.
WAV Group recently had the opportunity to sit down with Todd Teta, Chief Product and Technology Officer at ATTOM Data. Todd has spent his career at the intersection of product and technology, with deep roots in real estate, mortgage, and property data. Since joining ATTOM in 2016, he has guided the company’s transformation from RealtyTrac, a foreclosure portal, into one of the industry’s leading pure-play data licensing firms.
The lesson for brokerages is clear: owning the AI orchestration layer is how you future-proof your business and create experiences that Compass is previewing here. The stakes are high.
Brokers are adopting AI. If the MLS doesn’t provide compliant access to the data they need, they’ll find workarounds.
