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Submarket Farming

What is Submarket Farming?

Farming commercial submarkets like multifamily, retail, office, or industrial builds visibility and trust with property owners over time. By consistently showing up with insights tied to that submarket, you position yourself as the first call when owners decide to lease, sell, or reposition their assets.

The Right Audience

Property owners within a specific corridor, zoning overlay, or commercial submarket. Strongest when targeted to areas with concentrated asset types or redevelopment potential where owner familiarity compounds into future listings.
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The Right Message

Keep outreach local and insightful—not generic. Share submarket activity, leasing comps, or investment trends specific to the corridor. The goal is consistent familiarity, not immediate conversion. Over time, this builds authority and trust.

Key Themes

Submarket leasing and sales trends
Submarket-specific comps and activity
Familiarity through consistent updates

Calls to Action

Download the latest market snapshot
Schedule a strategy session
See the latest comps

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Outreach Channels

Direct mail anchors this play by keeping you visible to every owner in your farm. Phone calls and in-person meetings strengthen relationships|while email and online ads extend your brand presence and reinforce familiarity.

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Direct Mail
Phone Outreach
In-Person Meetings

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Email Marketing
Online Ads

Measuring Success

Track consistency of touchpoints and growth of recognition in the corridor. Monitor responses to market updates, referrals received, and listing leads attributed to the farm area. Success compounds over time as familiarity turns into deal flow.