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.
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Greenwich’s only new luxury condo development has renderings out and sales underway, with a design team pairing RAMSA architecture and Bryan O’Sullivan interiors.
A Riverdale mansion built on the site of JFK’s childhood home is back on the market with a price cut, and it comes with more presidential history than square footage alone can explain.
SERHANT. New Development has launched sales at Sorin, a 40-unit Hudson Yards condo built to Passive House standards with prices starting at $1.45 million.
Frank Sinatra bought this Hoboken brownstone for his parents in the 1940s, and now the gut-renovated duplex is asking $3.95 million.
With lower average rents, roomier apartments, major transit and road connections, and everyday essentials close by, Northeast Philadelphia offers a practical version of city living that does not feel like a compromise.
Tribeca has a new luxury tower officially climbing skyward, bringing a pool, 106 residences and serious architectural pedigree along with it.
Dive into the details of these remarkable spaces and discover what makes them stand out in the world of real estate.
A four-bedroom spread at Fouquet’s Hotel and Residences just became the neighborhood’s very first condo listing, and it’s asking just under $10 million.
In Manhattan’s luxury market, the old rules are not enough. Today’s sellers need sharper pricing, stronger storytelling, and a strategy built for buyers who know exactly what they want.
Bal Harbour’s final penthouse pairs oceanfront views with an in-home longevity clinic, and it says a lot about where ultra-luxury real estate is headed next.