Price Reduced Real Estate Post Templates
Example “Price Improved” graphics plus 10 copy-paste captions that turn a price change into a reason to look again.
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Made with TourKit from one listing photo — shown in three brand colors. Your version uses your photos, logo, and colors, with the Price Improved tag.
Copy-and-paste captions
Replace the [brackets] with your details. Each one describes the home — not the buyer.
New price 🔔 [Address] is now offered at [$New price]. Same [standout feature], better value. DM me to see it this week.
Price improved on this [Neighborhood] home! [Beds] beds, [Baths] baths, [feature] — now [$New price]. Link in bio for the tour.
If [Address] was on your list, now's the time. New price: [$New price]. Showings available [days].
Fresh price, same great [kitchen / yard / location]. [Address] — now [$New price].
PRICE IMPROVEMENT — [Address], [City] Now offered at [$New price]. [One or two sentences on the home's best features.] Message me to schedule a showing.
New price on a [Neighborhood] favorite! [Address] is now [$New price] with [feature] and [feature]. Open house [date/time].
Price update on [Address] in [City]: now offered at [$New price]. [Standout feature.] Happy to share details with anyone working with buyers in the area.
New price 🔔 [Address] · now [$New price] · link in bio
Second look? 👀 This [City] home just got a new price.
Price improved: [Address] is now [$New price]. [Feature] and [feature]. Let's go see it.
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Treat a price change as news
A price reduction is one of the best reasons to put a listing back in front of buyers — but only if you announce it. A fresh post with a clear new-price tag reaches people who scrolled past the first time, and buyers set to a lower price range who never saw it.
“Price reduced” or “price improved”?
Many agents prefer “price improved” or “new price” because it sounds like an opportunity rather than a concession — and sellers often like it better. Either works; pick one and stay consistent.
What to include
- The new price, prominently. On the graphic and in the first line of the caption.
- A reminder of the best feature, so the post isn't only about price.
- A time-bound next step: showings this week or an upcoming open house.
For more on bringing a listing back to life, read price improved posts that work and how to relaunch a stale listing.
Frequently asked questions
How do you announce a price reduction on social media? +
Post a fresh graphic with a clear New Price or Price Improved tag and the new price, remind buyers of the home's best feature, and give a next step such as showings this week or an open house.
Should I say price reduced or price improved? +
Either is fine. Many agents use price improved or new price because it reads as an opportunity, and sellers often prefer it.
Should I show the old price too? +
It's optional. Showing both highlights the change, but some sellers prefer only the new price. Ask your seller and follow your MLS rules.
Can I use these price reduced captions for free? +
Yes. Copy them, add your details, and adjust them to your voice.
How do I update all my listing graphics after a price change? +
In TourKit, enter the new price and every image and caption re-renders for free, with no new photos or design work.
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