Search Engine Optimization: Getting Real Estate Websites High Ranking In Search Engines Part 15

March 28, 2011

Renovation Info

Each neighborhood home’s have their own unique style and architecture and building codes.  So provide lots of information on how to renovate these homes for people who want to renovate an existing home after they buy it or plan to tear down the home they’re buying and build a new one.  Anyone interested in saving some money by buying a fixer upper property in the area will value this information greatly, especially rehab focused property investors.

Property Taxes

Prospective residents to your area will be very interested to know how much property taxes are for the area and whether they can afford them.  So list the previous year’s property taxes for the 5 most typical types of homes in the area.

Schools

This is a very important consideration for people with families, especially for neighborhoods where houses are the predominant type of home as you can bet there are families with children living in most of them.  Many people will want to know the quality of education available in a neighborhood, so have listings of the various schools in the area (public and private).  You could also include local tutors and other private instructors.  Have detailed information on the educational facilities in the area such as type of school (primary school, middle school, high school, college, university, trade/technical school, ESL, Montessori, French Immersion), address, grades covered, number of students, private or public, tuition costs, and anything else notable about each school.

Child Care

One enterprising Toronto real estate professional has provided a comprehensive list of different types of child care facilities on their site.   His site includes contact info for a comprehensive list of nursery schools, kindergarten classes, day care, and home care people.  This is especially good information for a real estate website to have as what prompts many people to buy a larger home is the arrival of new children.  Knowing that child care is close to home, making it quick and easy to drop off and pick up their children before and after work is yet another selling point of a neighborhood for dual income families.

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