Our Favorite Real Estate Instagram Accounts

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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.

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Vanessa Trump's Mother Lists $3.75 Million Southampton Condo

Bonnie Haydon, mother of Vanessa Trump, has listed her three-bedroom condominium in Southampton’s Whitefield community for $3.75 million.

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The Myles Debuts 22 Custom-Scale Condominiums in Chelsea

Grid Group and BKSK Architects have launched sales at The Myles, a 22-residence Chelsea condominium weighted toward four- and five-bedroom homes, with pricing from $2.695 million to $19 million.

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168 Duane Street, Tribeca: Warrington Hudlin’s Triplex
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Off The MRKT’s Favorite Listings of the Week
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Dive into the details of these remarkable spaces and discover what makes them stand out in the world of real estate.

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The $4,186 Studio: Manhattan’s Smallest Apartments Get More Expensive
The $4,186 Studio: Manhattan’s Smallest Apartments Get More Expensive

Manhattan studio rents averaged a record $4,186 in August. Explore the cost of living alone, shrinking rental inventory, and the trade-offs behind the price.

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Inside a SoHo Loft That Redefines Open-Concept Living
Inside a SoHo Loft That Redefines Open-Concept Living

Step inside a stunning SoHo loft featured on Open House TV that redefines open-concept living with soaring ceilings, sun-drenched interiors, and modern design details in one of Manhattan’s most coveted neighborhoods.

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NYC’s Luxury Resale Condos Are Giving New Developments Competition
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Luxury resale condos offer a different route to the Manhattan wish list: established amenities, more choice, and a lower median asking price per square foot than sponsor units.

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Related Ross and Set Point Tennis Unveil Racquet Club at Edgeworth

Related Ross has partnered with Set Point Tennis to introduce a residents-only racquet club at Edgeworth, its new luxury waterfront condominium along South Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach.

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Formula One Legend Rubens Barrichello Buys Miami Townhome at Colette Residences

Formula One legend Rubens Barrichello has purchased a $7.95 million townhome at Colette Residences, META Development’s boutique South Brickell condominium, as the Miami project heads toward a fall groundbreaking.

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Our Favorite Real Estate Instagram Accounts

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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 your 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 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.

Fredrik Eklund of Douglas Elliman

Fredrik Eklund of Douglas Elliman

Ryan Serhant

Ryan Serhant

Tyer Whitman of Triplemint

Tyer Whitman of Triplemint

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Inside 44 West 8th Street: Greenwich Village's Next Trophy Address Starts at $10M

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