Your farm area has no address
You walk it, you mail it, you know which block sells in a weekend. But when a neighbor looks it up, they land somewhere that sells their attention to whoever paid for the zip code.
For realtors who farm a neighborhood
A branded neighborhood site over the area you already farm — every park, playground, school and library inside its real boundary, already on the map — with a community wall neighbors post to and you moderate.
yourname.navorhood.com$97 a month. Month to month. Cancel any time.
You walk it, you mail it, you know which block sells in a weekend. But when a neighbor looks it up, they land somewhere that sells their attention to whoever paid for the zip code.
A post is gone by tomorrow and the audience belongs to the feed, not to you. Nothing you wrote last year is still working for you this year.
Anyone can say they know the neighborhood. A site that lists every park, school and library in it — and that neighbors post to — is the version of that claim you can hand someone.
What if the neighbors met you as the person who keeps the guide — before they ever met you as an agent?
Name the neighborhood or neighborhoods you work. That boundary is your site — and it is a real boundary, not a radius.
The parks, playgrounds, schools, preschools, libraries, dog parks and recreation spots inside your area are imported from public map records, deduplicated, and given a page each.
Your name, colors and voice go in the header, the hero and the footer, and the site answers at yourname.navorhood.com. Nothing to install and nothing to host.
Print it on mailers, cards and open-house sheets. Curate the guide, approve the posts neighbors leave, and keep the one page in your area that is actually yours.
What answers at your address.
What brings them back.
The part that is yours to run.
Not an empty shell with your logo on it. A neighborhood guide with the real places already in it, at an address that is your name.
Month to month. Cancel any time; the site comes down with the lease.
San Diego County today. That is where the map pipeline that seeds a site runs, and we would rather say so than take a lease for an area we cannot fill. Tell us your farm area on the way in — if it is outside the county we will say so instead of building you an empty page.
Public map and business records for your farm area — every place is imported inside the neighborhood's real boundary, deduplicated, and then yours to curate.
You fix it in a minute: every listing on your site can be edited, hidden or removed from your admin — and your neighbors will tell you on the wall.
Yes. The address is your name, not the neighborhood's — what makes your site yours is your curation and the community you build on it. Two realtors can farm the same streets, and the price does not pretend otherwise.
No. You name your area and your address; the site is built from the map and handed to you. Everything after that — copy, colors, which places show — is edited from your admin, and there is no template to open and no deploy to run.
Your account and admin open as soon as you sign up. The site itself is carved from the county map by us, and your address answers when that build lands — you are told the moment it does.
No. It is $97 a month, month to month, and you can cancel any time — the site comes down with the lease.