For the people who build the sites

Thirty-one live embeds.
One line each.

Every one of these is running on this page right now against a real market — this is the collection working rather than a picture of it. Drop one on a neighborhood page and it keeps itself current, carries your area, and gives a visitor a reason to stay.

Served from myneighborhood.re · US Patent 10,713,325 · 1ParkPlace, Inc.

What the market did

The snapshot family. Drop one of these on a neighborhood page and a visitor sees the last twelve months of their own street the moment it loads.

Market Update, style 1

Interactive across timeframes. Highest sale, average against median, and how the period compares with the one before it.

MHE-1001-1-B

Market Update, style 2

The same argument at a glance, for a page that already has a lot going on.

MHE-1001-2-B

Market Update, style 3

A third treatment of the same data, for a lighter layout.

MHE-1001-3-B

Fast Facts, style 1

Interactive. The numbers a seller asks first.

MHE-1002-1-B

Fast Facts, style 2

Static highlights, for a sidebar or a footer.

MHE-1002-2-B

Fast Facts, style 3

Interactive, in a third treatment.

MHE-1002-3-B

Market Trending, style 1

Direction rather than a snapshot: where this area is heading.

MHE-1016-1-B

Market Trending, style 2

The same, laid out for a narrow column.

MHE-1016-2-B

Market Trending, style 3

A third treatment.

MHE-1016-3-B

Market Radar

The area at a glance, built to sit above the fold.

MHE-1018-1-B
What people are buying

Sales broken down by what the house actually is. This is the one that answers "would mine sell".

What people are buying, style 1

By bedroom count and price band.

MHE-1003-1-B

What people are buying, style 2

The same breakdown, laid out differently.

MHE-1003-2-B

What people are buying, style 3

A third treatment.

MHE-1003-3-B

What people are buying, expanded

A wider cut of the same question.

MHE-1004-1-B
History and pricing

The lookback. What a street has done over time, and the distance between asking and getting.

Market History

Interactive lookback across timeframes.

MHE-1005-1

Market History, style 2

The same history in a second treatment.

MHE-1005-2-B

List to sold price

The gap between what a house asked and what it got, which is the number a seller argues with you about.

MHE-1006-1-S

Sold

What actually closed, and for how much.

MHE-1007-1-B
What is on the market

Live inventory. These keep a page current on their own, which is what makes them worth embedding rather than screenshotting.

Active

Everything currently for sale in the area.

MHE-1008-1-B

Pending

What is under contract, which is the leading edge of the next sold number.

MHE-1009-1-B

For sale

A mobile-first listing widget built to look good on a phone.

MHE-1015-1-B
The maps

Where the activity is, rather than how much of it there is. These are the ones people stay on.

Active map

Everything for sale, placed.

MHE-1010-1-B

Sold map

What closed, placed.

MHE-1011-1-B

Active hot list map

The movement inside the active inventory.

MHE-1012-1-B

Sold map, second treatment

The same data, laid out differently.

MHE-1013-1-B

Pending map

What is under contract, placed.

MHE-1014-1-B

Market activity, style 1

A map beside the numbers, which is the one most sites end up keeping.

MHE-1017-1-B

Market activity, style 2

The same pairing, laid out for a narrower column.

MHE-1017-2-B

Market activity, style 3

A third treatment.

MHE-1017-3-B
The two that bring you a name

Every other embed informs. These two ask. Somebody reading about their own street puts their name and their address in, and it arrives with you.

Insider Market Report request

They ask for the report about their own neighborhood, and you have a name and an area.

MHE-1019-1

Home Value request

They ask what their own house is worth. That is a person thinking about selling, and it is the highest-intent thing on this page.

MHE-1020-1
Put these on your own site

Every one of them is one line.

A single script on the page, then one div wherever you want the embed to land. They size themselves to the column you drop them in, they stay current on their own, and they carry your area rather than ours.

<script src="https://myneighborhood.re/genieapi/embed/handler.js"></script>

<div class="genie_embed_element" data-embed_id="YOUR-EMBED-ID"></div>

Your embed IDs are generated for the areas you cover. Ask for a set and they are yours.

Put your name on all of it.

The embeds carry the areas you cover and sit inside the sites you already build. Bring one site you have shipped and we will show you where they fit.

Competition Command · limited by design

One team per ZIP code.
Yours may still be open.

Hold a ZIP code by property type and every competitor listing that goes active inside it becomes your marketing moment. One team holds it. The next team asking is told it is spoken for. It is presented and then approved, which is what keeps it worth holding.