StreetEasy — Open markets. Open doors.

More homes to explore, more shoppers to reach

Buying or selling in New York City? Where you search, and where your home shows up, matters. StreetEasy and its platforms help you explore possibilities and get your listing in front of the largest audience of home shoppers.1

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PROOF POINTS

Your next move deserves a New York advantage

The most NYC listings

StreetEasy and its platforms have the most NYC listings.2 More possibilities to explore as you look for your next home.

The largest NYC shopper audience

StreetEasy, together with Zillow, gives you access to the largest NYC shopper audience.1 List your home where the most home shoppers are looking.

NYC know-how

StreetEasy is ranked #1 for knowing the ins and outs of NYC real estate.³ Because buying and selling here comes with its own set of questions.

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FOR SELLERS

Your home deserves the biggest audience

The buyer who’s right for your home needs a chance to find it. Including your listing on StreetEasy helps put your home in front of the most engaged home search audience in NYC.4

More visibility can mean more interest, more competition, and more potential offers. Before your home goes on the market, talk with your agent about where and when it will appear.

Make StreetEasy part of the plan from the start – even before you list your property.

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FOR BUYERS

A city of possibilities, start exploring yours

Your next home could be in the neighborhood you know by heart—or the one you’re just getting to know.

StreetEasy and its platforms have the most NYC listings,1 giving you more possibilities to explore. Compare homes, discover neighborhoods and share the places you love with your agent.

From co-ops to condos, start your search with a platform built for New Yorkers, by New Yorkers.

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WHY BROAD EXPOSURE MATTERS

You can’t choose what you can’t see

When a home is marketed to a limited audience, buyers may never see it. Sellers can miss the chance to reach those buyers, too.

Broad marketing gives sellers access to the widest possible buyer audience while giving buyers visibility into every available home. That’s why StreetEasy is committed to keeping NYC real estate listings open and broadly accessible to all.

Open markets. Open doors.

SELLER QUESTION GUIDE

Before you list, get on the same page

A few questions can help you and your agent build a plan for getting your home seen:

  • Will my home be on StreetEasy from the start?
  • How will my home be marketed to the public?
  • How will we track interest and make sure we’re reaching the most engaged audience?
  • If my home is initially listed privately, how could that impact my sale price, time on market, or opportunity to get on public platforms at a later date?
  • Already listed? Search for your home on StreetEasy. If you don’t see it, ask your agent what it would take to get it there.

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FAQs

A little clarity for your next move

Why does it matter where my home is listed?

Buyers need to discover their home before they can consider it. Where your agent markets your listing determines who can find it. Listing it on StreetEasy from the start helps you reach more people searching for a home in NYC.

What if my agent recommends marketing my home privately?

Ask what that approach would mean for your sale and the risks of reduced exposure. It’s important to market on StreetEasy because listings marketed publicly tend to sell for more and spend fewer days on market than homes marketed off-market in private networks.

What if my agent recommends waiting to put my listing on StreetEasy?

You may miss out on hearing from interested buyers. Limiting exposure for your listing limits the inputs your agent can use to market your home and may extend the time it takes to sell, the number of offers you receive, and what it sells for.

Make StreetEasy part of your next move

Buying?
Start exploring NYC homes.

Selling?
Start a conversation with your agent about getting yours seen.

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Source notes

1 Audience claim includes Zillow. Source: Comscore, Custom Calculation, January 2025–January 2026.

2 “Its platforms” means Zillow and Trulia. Based on direct site-to-site comparisons with Realtor.com, Redfin, Citysnap, Compass and Corcoran.

³ Source: YouGov Brand Study, April–May 2026.

4 Comscore custom benchmarker report. 1 year average, Jan 2025-Dec 2025, Comscore custom geography within the NY Comscore Local Market. Comscore data based on highest ranking on sessions per user and time spent.