Post ideas

31 October Real Estate Post Ideas (One for Every Day)

A full month of posts, one idea a day. Most work as a single graphic, a carousel or a photo Story, so you don't need to film.

Week 1 (October 1–7)

1. Your October market update: median price, days on market and price cuts, with the source.
2. Fall home maintenance checklist for homeowners.
3. Behind the scenes: what you do before a listing goes live.
4. Local fall events for the weekend.
5. Explain one term: what is a rate lock?
6. Just listed or just sold recap of the week.
7. Weekend open house list.

Week 2 (October 8–14)

8. Myth vs. fact about selling in fall, using your local numbers.
9. Shout out a favorite local coffee shop or bakery.
10. Fall curb appeal tips.
11. Buyer checklist: wants vs. needs.
12. Neighborhood spotlight: parks, trails and landmarks.
13. Answer one client question you heard this week.
14. Price per square foot in your area, explained.

Week 3 (October 15–21)

15. Halloween safety for homeowners: porch lights on, clear walkways.
16. Pumpkin patch and fall festival guide.
17. This-or-that poll: two home styles.
18. Days on market in your area, explained simply.
19. Thank-you post for a past client (only with their permission).
20. Fall staging tips: warm light, simple decor.
21. Weekend open house list.

Week 4 (October 22–28)

22. Public trick-or-treat events around town.
23. Winterizing checklist: pipes, furnace, gutters.
24. Thinking about a move in 2027? A short Q&A post.
25. Local business shoutout.
26. One market stat of the week, with the source.
27. Ask-me-anything question box in your Story.
28. What happens at a closing, step by step (no client details).

October 29–31

29. Your own porch or office Halloween decor.
30. Your favorite fall feature in a home: fireplace, mudroom or porch.
31. Happy Halloween post plus a one-line October recap.

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