⚡ FACEBOOK REAL ESTATE POSTS • ⚡ 40+ ENGAGEMENT TEMPLATES • ⚡ LOCAL GROUP STRATEGIES
👥 FACEBOOK MARKETING

Facebook Real Estate Posts: 40+ Templates That Actually Get Engagement

February 26, 2026 22 min read 5.9k views
HomeBlogFacebook Real Estate Posts
Advertisement

Facebook remains the dominant platform for local community engagement. With 2.9 billion monthly active users and powerful local targeting, it's where your next door neighbors, potential sellers, and community connections actually spend their time.

In this comprehensive guide, you'll discover 40+ Facebook post templates specifically designed for real estate agents. From neighborhood group posts to business page content, these templates are optimized for engagement and lead generation in the Facebook ecosystem.

2.9B
monthly active users
1.8B
in Facebook Groups
78%
of buyers use Facebook
3.2x
more reach for local posts

🏘️ Local Facebook Group Posts (8 Templates)

Advertisement

🏠 Just Listed Posts (6 Templates)

🎉 Just Sold Posts (5 Templates)

📊 Market Update Posts (5 Templates)

☕ Community Spotlight Posts (6 Templates)

💬 Client Testimonial Posts (4 Templates)

📚 Educational Posts (4 Templates)

🤔 Pure Engagement Posts (4 Templates)

📌 Facebook Group Strategy Guide

Here are the types of Facebook groups every real estate agent should join:

🏘️ Neighborhood Groups

Join groups for specific neighborhoods you serve. Be active, helpful, and not salesy.

🏫 Local Parent Groups

Parents discussing schools, activities, and family-friendly resources.

🐾 Pet Owner Groups

Local dog parks, vet recommendations, pet-friendly businesses.

🍽️ Foodie Groups

Restaurant recommendations, food festivals, local eats.

🌱 Gardening Groups

Plant exchanges, gardening tips, landscape recommendations.

🏠 HOA/Community Groups

Official community groups for HOAs and subdivisions.

The 80/20 Rule for Facebook Groups

80% of your group activity should be helpful, engaging, and non-salesy. 20% can be related to your business. Build relationships first, business second.

⏰ Best Times to Post on Facebook

Day Best Times (EST) Content Type
Weekdays 7-9am, 12-1pm, 6-8pm Morning scroll, lunch break, evening
Saturday 9-11am Weekend planning, open houses
Sunday 7-9pm Sunday scaries, weekend wrap-up
Wednesday Highest engagement overall Mid-week check-in

❓ Facebook Marketing FAQs

How often should I post on Facebook?
Aim for 1-2 times per day on your business page, and 2-3 times per week in neighborhood groups. Quality over quantity – engagement matters more than frequency.
Should I post the same content in multiple groups?
Yes, but customize it slightly for each group. A post about a local park might work in multiple neighborhood groups with minor tweaks to the caption.
How do I handle negative comments?
Respond professionally and kindly. Never argue publicly. Take the conversation to private message if needed. Your response shows others how you handle conflict.
What types of posts get the most engagement?
Questions, polls, local recommendations, and community spotlights typically get the most comments. Photos and videos get the most reach.
Should I boost posts with paid ads?
Yes, for your best-performing listing posts and market updates. A small budget ($5-10/day) can significantly increase reach to your target area.
D

David

Real Estate Social Media Specialist • Helped agents gain 100K+ Facebook followers • Former community manager

Want 100+ real estate prompts for all platforms?

Get instant access to our complete library of 100+ real estate social media prompts, including Facebook posts, Instagram captions, TikTok scripts, and more. Used by 1,200+ agents nationwide.

Get the Complete Prompt Pack →

14-day money-back guarantee • Instant download

📚 Facebook Marketing Resources

📝 Complete Prompt Pack

100+ prompts including Facebook posts, Instagram, TikTok

View Prompt Pack →

🎨 Facebook Cover Templates

10 Canva templates for your Facebook page

Get Templates →

📦 Complete Bundle

Prompts + Templates + Content Calendar

View Bundle →

❓ Questions?

Need help with Facebook marketing?

Contact Support →