We’ve launched an important update that significantly expands the reach of every listing published on our platform.
From now on, all listings with the status “Published” are automatically posted to our official social media channels — without any extra steps from the user.
Each post includes:
the main photo of the listing
the price
the city
the ZIP code
These posts are published to:
our Pinterest board “SIMF Real Estate Blog — New York”
our official Instagram account
This process works fully automatically in the background.
1. More visibility beyond the website
Pinterest and Instagram are powerful discovery platforms. Listings are shown not only to active searchers, but also to users browsing real estate inspiration, neighborhoods, and relocation ideas.
2. Extra views at no cost
Every published listing gets additional exposure automatically. No paid promotion, no manual sharing — your listing simply reaches more people by default.
3. Real clients, not bots
Pinterest users often save listings and come back later. Instagram users engage quickly. Together, these platforms bring real attention and real inquiries, not empty impressions.
4. Strong visual impact
Real estate is visual. High-quality listing photos perform especially well on social platforms, increasing saves, shares, and profile visits.
5. Zero extra work
You don’t need to connect accounts, write captions, or upload images manually.
Once a listing is published — everything else happens automatically.
Faster exposure for new listings
More chances to be discovered by renters and buyers in New York
Additional traffic back to your listing page
Stronger presence for both private owners and agencies
This feature works continuously and scales with the platform — the more listings are published, the more content flows into social channels, increasing overall reach for everyone.
We believe listings should work for you, not wait silently on one page.
Automatic social publishing ensures that every published listing gets the attention it deserves.
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