Real estate agents often spend thousands of dollars on marketing with little return. The problem isn’t the budget—it’s the audience. If your ads don’t reach people actively searching, you waste money.

Housing Market Ads solves this by using keyword search targeting across 17 real estate marketplaces. This ensures your ads reach only people searching for specific property types, locations, and price ranges.

How Agents Benefit From Keyword Targeting

1. Reach local and international buyers

If a buyer searches:

• “Bangkok 2-bedroom condo”

• “Manila townhouse for sale”

• “Tokyo investment condo”

• “Florida oceanfront homes”

Your ads appear instantly.

2. No wasted ad spend

Ads never show to random audiences.

3. Higher-quality leads

Real estate agents receive inquiries from buyers who already know what they want.

4. Sell faster

More targeted visibility = faster sales.

5. Multi-language support

Your ads are shown in 11 supported languages depending on the user’s country.

Using Keyword Targeting to Promote Listings

Agents can advertise:

• new listings

• open houses

• rental properties

• exclusive listings

• investment opportunities

• off-plan projects

Housing Market Ads matches them with buyer keyword searches like:

• “Pet-friendly condo Bangkok”

• “Studio apartments in Singapore under 300k”

• “Miami pre-construction deals”

• “Hong Kong to Thailand investment property”

This dramatically increases click-through rates and lead quality.

17 Countries Where Agents Can Reach Buyers

Agents instantly gain access to buyers in:

Thailand • Germany • China • Dubai • Qatar • Australia • Philippines • Malaysia • Singapore • USA • India • Indonesia • UK • Canada • Japan • Vietnam • Hong Kong

If you sell in Thailand, your listings can appear to buyers in China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, the USA, and more.

Keyword search targeting is the most powerful way for agents to increase leads and generate international exposure. Housing Market Ads connects you to property shoppers in 17 countries—exactly when they search.