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    Default Subdivsions, New Developments: Marketing

    Is it me? I am thinking so. My friend has a subdivision in another state and it seems that the real estate companies do not know how to market subdivisions. I even created a temporary page for them while they try to work this out. This is what we do:

    Listing Agent becomes the Team Leader and:
    • Recruits agents to join the team
    • Trains / Educates the agents about the subdivision
    • Insures the Open House is staffed every Sat. / Sun.
    • Handles all questions, marketing and advertising

    The listing office:
    • Creates Marketing Material
    • Establishes a marketing plan
    • Promotes the subdivision within the company

    It seems like these companies are approaching the subdivision as if it were a SFH they are selling.
    Larry Jensen, Principal Broker
    St. Lawrence Properties, llc
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    Default Re: Subdivsions, New Developments: Marketing

    FIrst thing I do is get a catchy logo and catch phrase for the development. Then reserve the domain. Make a website strictly for that development. Get a huge sign made with the website address on it. Advertise in local print media once a month about it(with good circulation). The rest is word of mouth!
    Exit Realty is a leading residential Real Estate company that sells Halifax Real Estate and is a part of Exit Realty Nova Scotia.

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    Default Re: Subdivsions, New Developments: Marketing

    Marketing a subdivision is a bit different than a single family home. I do think a web site is a great help but do not forget to make detailed packages to leave in street signs, realtor offices, etc. Include all floor plans, standard features, neighborhood plat, available lots, upgrades and so on. Open houses are great as well. All the homes sold in the neighborhood I represent this year have been through open house.

    Good Luck.
    Ryan Tollefsen
    Keller Williams Realty Alaska Group

    Anchorage Real Estate | Anchorage Homes For Sale | Eagle River Real Estate

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    Default Re: Subdivsions, New Developments: Marketing

    well I am still working on the site, but this is what I put together for them in a few hours.

    http://www.harvest-view.com
    Larry Jensen, Principal Broker
    St. Lawrence Properties, llc
    Ph. (888) SLP-NYCT (888-757-6928)
    www.SLPNYCT.com
    New York & Connecticut Real Estate & Property Management
    My Blog: St. Lawrence Properties Blog
    When in Doubt Check it out: REALTORS Code of Ethics

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    Default Re: Subdivsions, New Developments: Marketing

    This is just my opinion....

    Real Estate Agents get way over extended with building out sites for every possible niche. Why not just build out a subdivision page on your current website and then buy a domain that has to do with the subdivision and direct it to your landing page. This way you can advertise the subdivision domain name in your offline marketing.

    Why not have 1 powerful site than 10 small individual sites?

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    Default Re: Subdivsions, New Developments: Marketing

    Good marketing scheme maybe, provide more brochure and fliers about the subdivision and advertise it in the net. Give light payment scheme or what they easy payment, so that you'll get people interested with the offer.

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    Default Re: Subdivsions, New Developments: Marketing

    Quote Originally Posted by Tsena View Post
    This is just my opinion....

    Real Estate Agents get way over extended with building out sites for every possible niche. Why not just build out a subdivision page on your current website and then buy a domain that has to do with the subdivision and direct it to your landing page. This way you can advertise the subdivision domain name in your offline marketing.

    Why not have 1 powerful site than 10 small individual sites?
    That's a really good idea too. I have gotten caught up in having a few different sites and it's hard to promote them all.
    Exit Realty is a leading residential Real Estate company that sells Halifax Real Estate and is a part of Exit Realty Nova Scotia.

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