Build Market Report Pages to Attract Leads and Boost Local SEO
Custom Real Estate Market Reports for Buyers and Sellers
Market Report Pages give you marketable, personalized pages on your website that showcase real-time housing activity in specific areas you serve. They are designed to position you as the local expert while giving buyers and sellers valuable insight into what’s happening right now.
These pages automatically update with active and pending listings, and when available, recently sold properties. They keep visitors engaged, generate repeat traffic, and support long-term follow-up inside your Lead Manager.
Need to Know
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Leads can save the report and receive automatic updates as the market changes
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Market Report Pages display active and pending listings for a defined area
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Sold listings are displayed but only if your MLS board provides this sold data
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Each page is fully customizable to target specific neighborhoods, price points, or property types
Table of Contents
What Market Report Pages Do
Market Report Pages create a live, branded market snapshot for a specific area. They automatically update on your website, giving buyers and sellers a simple place to track inventory and market activity.
Each Market Report displays:
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active listings
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pending listings
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recently sold listings (when your MLS board allows sold data.)
When a lead views and saves a Market Report, it is saved to their profile and they will automatically receive updates as market information changes.
Best practices to use Market Reports more efficiently:
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Create Market Report Pages for your top farm areas
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Add them to your side area of the page
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Share the link in listing presentations
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Include the link in email signatures and social media posts
How to Create a Market Report Page
Follow these steps to create and customize a Market Report Page. This process is simple and does not require technical experience.
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Open your website editor by adding /admin to the end of your website address (e.g. www.yourwebsite.com/admin)
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Under Pages, click Market Report Pages

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Select Add Market Report Page
Step 1: Page Details
These fields organize your page and control how it appears online.
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URL Parent: Groups related pages together and keeps your website structure organized
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Area Name: The neighborhood, city, or location you are targeting
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Page Title: The headline shown on the page and in search results
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Meta Description: A short summary that appears in search engines
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Meta Keywords: Area-related keywords separated by commas
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Anchor Text: Internal label to help you locate the page in your dashboard
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Slug: The final part of the page URL. Keep it short and location-focused
Step 2: Page Content
Use this section to make the local market easy to understand.

Focus on:
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Current trends
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Pricing patterns
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Inventory shifts
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What buyers and sellers should know right now
Keep it educational, not promotional. Clear, helpful insights build trust and position you as the local expert.
Step 3: Set the Report Criteria
This step defines which listings will appear on your Market Report.
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Click Create Search

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Use the criteria menu to select filters such as location, property type, price range, beds, and baths
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Click Create Search again to review the results

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Click Yes to confirm and apply the search to the Market Report Page
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Click Save
Number of Search Results
This setting controls how many listings appear in each section of the report (Active, Pending, and Sold). Adjust this to keep the page clean, focused, and easy to review.

Sold Within
This setting defines how recent sold listings should be. A 6-month range is typically recommended to reflect current market conditions without overwhelming the page.

These display settings work alongside your search criteria to keep the report targeted and relevant to the specific market you are highlighting.
How Sold Data Appears (And Why It Matters)
Sold listing visibility depends entirely on what your MLS board provides.
If your MLS board shares sold data:
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Your Market Report Page will display recently sold properties
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You can define how recent those sales should be (ex: last 6 months)
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Sellers can better evaluate pricing trends and demand
If your MLS board does NOT share sold data (common in non-disclosure states and Canada), sold listings will not appear in this report.
The page still delivers strong value by showing active and pending inventory in real time. In these markets, you become the source for sold price trends and deeper insights, which creates natural opportunities for calls, appointments, and strategy conversations.
Personalizing a Market Report Page
The real power of Market Report Pages is customization. You control what properties appear and how the page is positioned.
When creating a Market Report Page, you define:
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City, neighborhood, or ZIP code
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Property type (single-family, condos, land, etc.)
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Price range
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Beds and baths
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Any additional filters available in your home search tool
This allows you to create highly targeted pages such as:
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“Downtown Austin Condo Market Report”
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“Luxury Homes in Scottsdale Over $1M”
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“Homes in Charlotte With Pools”
Instead of a generic search, this becomes a curated, promotion market resource tied directly to your brand.
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