300 Blog Ideas for Realtors

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Are you a realtor eager to supercharge your online presence and make a lasting impact in the fiercely competitive world of real estate? Buckle up, because today we’re about to turbocharge your content marketing game like never before with 300 blog ideas for Realtors.

In this blog post, we’ve compiled a treasure trove of 300 sensational blog ideas tailor-made for real estate professionals like you. Whether you’re a seasoned agent looking to revitalize your blog or a fresh-faced rookie ready to dive into the exciting world of real estate content, this comprehensive list is your roadmap to success.

From tips and tricks to captivating stories, market insights to neighborhood spotlights, we’ve got you covered with ideas that will not only attract potential clients but also establish you as a trusted authority in your field. So, grab your laptop, get ready to unleash your creative flair, and let’s embark on this content-rich journey to elevate your realtor game!

1. A story about your neighborhood.
2. A story about a local business, and send them a copy.
3. Your pet.
4. Review email, is there a question from one of your clients that can be made into a post?
5. Listen to your buyers, they give you blog food.
6. Listen to your sellers, they give you blog food.
7. Conversations with other agents can be a source of great content.
8. Architecture or housing styles in your area.
9. Historic buildings.
10. Market statistics for your area, including average prices and absorption rates.
11. Read the blogs and look for ideas to build on or spin a new idea from.
12. Take a picture and write a post.
13. Home maintenance.
14. Take a walk.
15. Senior housing.
16. Pet friendly housing.
17. Staging ideas.
18. Local events.
19. Your hobby.
20. A closing.
21. A lender who did a great job.
22. Things that go wrong with real estate sales.
23. Homeowners insurance.
24. Gardening and landscaping.
25. Your city council.
26. A new development.
27. Lofts.
28. Decorating ideas.
29. Real estate industry news – with your own unique commentary.
30. Mortgage news.
31. Interest Rates.
32. Consumer hoaxes and scams.
33. First time home buyer programs.
34. Working with seniors.
35. Working with Baby Boomers.
36. Second homes.
37. Investment properties.
38. Foreclosures.
39. Property flipping.
40. “Rehabbing” a home.
41. Home energy conservation.
42. Final walk through.
43. Equity stripping scams.
44. Agency.
45. Real estate companies.
46. Transportation & Parking.
47. Schools.
48. Churches.
49. Day Care.
50. Paint and painting.
51. Pest control.
52. Good neighbors.
53. Bad neighbors.
54. Overpriced homes.
55. The home buying process.
56. The home selling process.
57. Book review of a real estate related book.
58. Real estate laws.
59. Real estate terms.
60. Moving with children.
61. Moving.
62. Moving with pets.
63. Places to eat.
64. Places to shop.
65. Commentary on local news stories.
66. Commentary on local public policy.
67. Tell a story about a client who was fun to work with.
68. Write about what it is like to be a Realtor.
69. When taking classes, find something you learned that could be used as a post.
70. Write off topic humor.
71. Environmental issues.
72. Landlord or tenant issues.
73. How to sell a house.
74. How not to sell a house.
75. Building trends.
76. Parks.
77. Art.
78. Home safety.
79. Review websites on local or real estate related topics.
80. Property taxes.
81. Crime.
82. Open houses.
83. Trends in kitchen design.
84. Area events for children.
85. The local zoo.
86. Where to play golf.
87. Coffee shops.
88. Women home buyers.
89. Advice for FSBO’s.
90. Interview someone.
91. Local real estate market trends and observations.
92. Furniture.
93. Investment scams.
94. Mortgage fraud.
95. Types of mortgages.
96. Homeowners associations.
97. Attend a public meeting and write about it.
98. Weekend getaways.
99. Credit repair.
100. Fair housing issues.
101. Tell a story about your neighborhood.
102. Architecture or housing styles in your area.
103. Attend a public meeting and write about it.
104. Churches – What denominations? Where are they located? When are services?
105. Cost of living comparison between different neighborhoods or areas.
106. Day Care – Who provides day care services? What are the rates? Where are they located?
107. Environmental issues.
108. Local guide to dining out.
109. Historic buildings.
110. Jobs in the local area.
111. Lists of local businesses.
112. Lists of local parks.
113. Local Schools Ratings.
114. Market statistics for your area, including average prices and absorption rates.
115. New businesses coming to the area.
116. Places to eat.
117. Places to shop.
118. Transportation & Parking.
119. Travel tips for visitors to your area.
120. Upcoming sporting events, concerts, shows, etc.
121. Your city council.
122. Local directory of health care providers.
123. A closing – what goes into one, how long it takes, what to expect, etc.
124. Avoid legal battles when buying or selling a home.
125. Book review of a real estate related book.
126. Buying a second home or vacation home/condo.
127. Buying your first investment property.
128. Real estate hoaxes and scams.
129. Create a helpful checklist for buyers and sellers.
130. Do and don’t list on buying investment properties.
131. Equity stripping scams.
132. Fair housing issues.
133. Final walk through overview.
134. First-time home buyer programs.
135. Homeowners associations – how they can impact your long-term expenses.
136. Home prices in the local market.
137. How do I price my home right to sell without giving it away.
138. Investment scams.
139. Landlord or tenant issues.
140. List of basic real estate definitions, from A-Z.
141. Local real estate market trends and observations.
142. Overpriced homes – how to identify them.
143. Pet-friendly housing.
144. Property taxes.
145. Real Estate Laws.
146. Senior housing.
147. The pros and cons of buying and owning a timeshare.
148. Things that go wrong with real estate sales.
149. Three biggest seller mistakes – price, condition, and marketing.
150. Types of mortgages.
151. What you need to know about buying foreclosures.
152. What you should know about home inspections.
153. Women home buyers.
154. Building trends.
155. Childproof home safety tips.
156. Decorating ideas.
157. Energy saving tips.
158. Fire safety tips for your home.
159. Furniture.
160. Gardening and landscaping.
161. Home maintenance.
162. Landscaping can make a difference.
163. Paint and painting.
164. Pest control.
165. Resources and tips for hiring contractors and actually having a good experience.
166. Simple repairs to help your home show better and sell faster.
167. The importance of safety around swimming pools.
168. Trends in kitchen design.
169. What are the top scams of building contractors and how to avoid them?
170. What is curb appeal?
171. What to do about mold – is it really a problem?
172. What to look for when shopping for energy saving appliances.
173. Feng Shui Decorating.
174. Local subdivisions / farm area prices, solds, actives, pendings, etc.
175. Lofts in the Area.
176. New construction plans in the area.
177. Open houses.
178. Advantages of going through a mortgage broker vs. your local bank.
179. Repairing your credit.
180. Credit scores.
181. Dangers of certain types of loans.
182. Good neighbors – how to show them you’re appreciative!
183. Home safety.
184. Moving – how to prepare, what to do, etc.
185. Moving resource guide.
186. Moving with children.
187. Moving with pets.
188. Detail a lender who does a great job with your clients.
189. Home prices in local market
190. Local subdivisions / farm area prices, solds, actives, pendings, etc.
191. New construction plans in the area.
192. New businesses coming to the area.
193. Job market in the local area.
194. Local weather and how it affects lifestyles & local markets.
195. Create a helpful checklist for buyers and sellers.
196. Create an ebook.
197. Mortgage rate updates.
198. Buying your first investment property.
199. Dos and don’ts of buying investment properties.
200. Should you rent it or flip it?
201. What you should know about home inspections.
202. What to do about mold – is it really a problem?
203. Do I need to worry about radon?
204. The importance of safety around swimming pools.
205. Simple repairs to help your home show better and sell faster.
206. How do I choose the right real estate agent for my needs.
207. How do I price my home right to sell without giving it away?
208. Landscaping can make a difference.
209. What is curb appeal?
210. Is a neighborhood with an HOA for me?
211. Local school report cards and ratings.
212. A guide to local child care centers.
213. Local shopping and attractions in the area.
214. Guide to dining out.
215. Upcoming sporting events, concerts, shows, etc.
216. Anything newsworthy in your area (fires, road construction, crime reports, job markets, etc.)
217. Anything controversial in your area.
218. Average energy prices for your subdivision / farm area / local market.
219. What homeowners can do to save on energy costs.
220. Remodeling ideas to instantly increase the value of your home.
221. What are the Top 5 Scams of building contractors and how to avoid them?
222. What you need to know about buying foreclosures.
223. What you need to know about buying tax liens in the county of _.
224. Buying a second home or vacation home / condo.
225. The pros and cons of buying and owning a timeshare
226. Buying a resale home versus a new construction home (or completed spec home).
227. How to hire a great property management company.
228. Is it better to buy or lease commercial space for my business?
229. The new craze in buying office condos.
230. Things you must know to successfully sell your home on your own.
231. Getting involved in local charities.
232. Organizing a neighborhood clean-up day or garage sale.
233. Plan a neighborhood block party or kid’s parade and then write about it.
234. Travel tips for visitors to your area (great fur out-of-town buyers).
235. Weekend getaways at local resorts for residents.
236. Top Ten Reasons why Babyboomers should buy their next home in [this town].
237. 7 Reasons why you should sell your home during the holiday season.
238. Be different and show them why to list with you now instead of waiting.
239. Every week or month, go visit a new subdivision . Prepare a write up and photos.
240. Advantages of a home warranty.
241. Research the history of your city or local area.
242. Have webcam feeds from local points of interests such as ski resorts, traffic monitors, etc.
243. Create a quarterly crime report.
244. Get involved in your local community or neighborhood watch program.
245. Volunteer to coach a local little league or sports team and write about it.
246. What’s the difference in hiring a REALTOR versus a real estate agent?
247. Moving resource guide.
248. What should I offer for earnest money and down payment when buying a home?
249. Need to sell your home quickly? Ask about our guarantee.
250. How does the close of escrow process work?
251. Reviews on books relevant to real estate or anything of importance to your area.
252. Reviews on local businesses / vendors of interest to homeowners.
253. Bargain hunter’s guide (Where to eat for under $20, How to find Furniture Bargains, etc.)
254. Things to do in (Your Town) on the Weekend for under $40
255. Current Events.
256. Attend local zoning commission meetings, council meetings, and recap.
257. Conduct community surveys and post results on your site.
258. Make donations to local organizations and then put photos and post a write-up.
259. Have a contest.
260. Offer a scholarship for a local community college or university student.
261. Volunteer to give a lecture at a university or local college.
262. Offer your services for incoming students to local colleges/universities looking for housing.
263. Keep a camera with you at all times. Photos are great link bait.
264. Recount historical events on their anniversary date and write a blog post about it.
265. Write a themed article for each holiday of importance.
266. Interview three of your best local home inspectors.
267. Give your readers a space of their own to ask you questions.
268. Keep a Toolbox on your site. These are tools that your readers may want to use.
269. Cheap gas spots.
270. Expose a scam.
271. How to secure your wireless internet connection.
272. Compare services of local phone, internet, cable, and satellite providers.
273. Participate in and/or post photos and a write-up about local marathons, triathlons, etc.
274. Provide details about the local Christmas light shows and attractions.
275. Write a post about the Christmas lights and decorations in your own neighborhood.
276. Have a contest for the best Halloween costume and best-decorated house.
277. When there is a traveling museum or exhibit that comes to your city, go see it. Take photos.
278. Interview local church leaders on what they have to say about the local housing market.
279. Issues on housing costs.
280. Go build a house with Habitat for Humanity or similar charity.
281. Visit local schools and interview teachers or principals about the challenges.
282. Talk to the local PTO and ask them what projects and activities they have going on.
283. Conduct an “Annual Profile of Homebuyers/Sellers” in your market.
284. Attend a public meeting and write about it.
285. Area events for children.
286. Local environmental issues home energy conservation.
287. Top to lists work well – (ex. Things that go wrong with real estate sales).
288. Clearly outline the differences between approved and pre approved for a mortgage.
289. Talk about the job market and how to find a job in town.
290. Get down and dirty with closing costs.
291. Review of day care services, rates and where they are located.
292. Nightlife guide.
293. Review an area lender and follow up with the lender for possible referrals.
294. List of local businesses.
295. Local park and school information.
296. Personal interest such as a hobby.
297. Review of credit ratings or credit repair.
298. Real estate advice for newlyweds.
299. Common DIY mistakes to watch out for.
300. Area retirement opportunities.