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A neighborhood guide tells someone considering an area what a day there looks like: the coffee, the park, the school run, the commute, and who the place suits, described by the place and never by the people. Written from places the agent names, and made into a film in one click.

Neighborhood guide Β· in the Agent Workspace

A neighborhood guide for the people deciding whether to move there

The neighborhood guide is written from the places and facts you give it, for buyers considering the area, and becomes a film in the studio when you want one.

Free accounts get 10 pieces of writing a month; Pro is unlimited.

How it works

3 steps, inside the workspace

  1. 01

    Name three places

    The bakery, the park, the school run. Specific beats general.

  2. 02

    Write the guide

    What a morning looks like, who it suits, described by the place and never by the people.

  3. 03

    Make the film

    Your own street footage or generated mood scenes; the same words.

Questions

What agents ask

What is the Neighborhood Guide Generator?
The Neighborhood Guide Generator creates comprehensive guides about specific neighborhoods including schools, amenities, demographics, and lifestyle information.
What information is included in neighborhood guides?
Guides include school ratings, crime statistics, walkability scores, nearby amenities, demographics, commute times, and local attractions.
How do neighborhood guides help attract buyers?
Guides position you as the local expert. Buyers researching areas find your guides, demonstrating your knowledge and building trust before they contact you.
Can I create guides for my farm area?
Yes, create guides for every neighborhood in your farm area. Build a library of content that attracts leads searching for local information.

Open Neighborhood Guide in the workspace

The neighborhood guide is written from the places and facts you give it, for buyers considering the area, and becomes a film in the studio when you want one.

  • Written from your own places and facts
  • Fair Housing: describes the place, not the people
  • Becomes a film in one click

Key facts

Neighborhood Guide: how it is calculated and what people ask

Input
The places you name: the coffee shop, the park, the schools, the commute, what a Saturday looks like
Output
A written guide for buyers and a short neighborhood film
Time to first result
A few minutes
Cost
Free to start in the Agent Workspace; Pro $9.99/month, $19.99/quarter or $39.99 once

What should a neighborhood guide include?

What daily life is like: the coffee and grocery, the parks and trails, the schools by name (with a link to the district for ratings, not your opinion), commute times to the job centers, the events people actually go to, and the price range of homes. Describe the place; leave out anything about who lives there.

Can agents talk about schools and safety?

Give facts and sources, not judgments. Name the schools and link the district or state report card; give the crime data source rather than calling an area safe or unsafe. Statements that steer buyers by the make-up of a neighborhood, even implicitly, are Fair Housing risks. The guide keeps to places and facts for that reason.

Last reviewed September 8, 2026 by the EstatePass editorial team. Formulas and program limits are checked against the published rules; figures on this page are arithmetic, not market statistics.

Agent Workspace

Neighborhood Guide lives in the workspace

The neighborhood guide is written from the places and facts you give it, for buyers considering the area, and becomes a film in the studio when you want one. Free to start; one Pro covers every tool and every EstatePass exam channel.