Real Estate Newsletter Templates

Tips to get you started on designing, printing & promoting your Real Estate Newsletters

How to create a real estate newsletter?

Making a real estate newsletter to share with past, current, and prospective clients is far less complicated than it may seem at first glance. To begin, always gather everything you’ll need in one place. In this case, you’ll want to grab your logo file, high-quality photos, branding strategy, and all of your original content. Then, flip through the real estate newsletter templates available in our online catalog. Decide which one is the best fit in both style and layout and begin customizing. Use our color palette tools to apply your signature color scheme, then replace the sample logo with your own and give your newsletter an on-brand title. Swap in your own images as needed to fit the layout of your chosen template and fill in your original content around them. Change the existing font(s) if they don’t match your style and insert shapes, arrows, icons, and more if needed. Read through your finished newsletter a few times, with a careful eye for both grammar/typos and readability. Print your newsletter with us or anywhere you like, then come back and update the content in this newsletter for your next issue.

What to put in real estate newsletter?

When creating a real estate newsletter, you should carefully parcel out the available space in your template to the content pieces that best match your style, your community, and your clientele. Including your name, company (if applicable), and best contact information is always wise. If your state requires you to list your broker or licensing number in marketing pieces, make sure to do so. Keep your prospective buyers and sellers connected between issues by sharing your social media handles,posting regularly to your Instagram or Facebook stories, and tweeting helpful homeownership tips. Include a “listing of the issue” and share photos of your clients getting the keys to the new home(s) you helped them find. If you host homebuyer education workshops in the community, feature a schedule of upcoming dates and how to sign up. You can also educate your readers by defining a complicated real estate term in an accessible way in each issue. You may find it beneficial to share national news pieces about the real estate industry (appropriately cited, of course) that might apply to your clients. Finally, consider penning a “from the desk of…” piece for each issue, highlighting real estate trends in your community and looking to the future. Ultimately, the items you choose to include in your real estate newsletter should be inline with your brand and your individual personality.