Our Favorite Real Estate Instagram Accounts
Looking to expand a following on Instagram? Take a look below at some of our favorite accounts and how they promote their listings and a sense of personality. Why should you be on Instagram as a realtor? Being social allows you to be part of a community and share your current listings or accomplishments. Having the social visibility will allow you to show potential clients who you are, and why they'll want to hire you.
Check below for some of our favorite real estate accounts and who you should follow, and while you're at it check us out at @OffTheMRKT and tag us in your new listings.
Eric Goldie
Alexander Boriskin
Loggia NoMad begins presales at 842 Sixth Avenue, where plans for a modular hotel gave way to 94 condos with private loggias near Manhattan’s Flower District.
At 23 Bedford Road, nearly 11,000 square feet of living space comes with a basement roller hockey rink, golf simulator, 800-square-foot theater and enough amenities to make leaving home optional.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
Brooklyn co-op listings rose 31% in Q3 2026, giving buyers more options. A closer look at prices, monthly maintenance, and what the expanding supply means.
A full-floor Gramercy Park home with a key to the park, a ten room Fifth Avenue classic, an Amagansett beach cottage, a designer-owned Tribeca residence, a Foley artist's renovated Normandy home, and a cast iron Tribeca loft.