
7 Social Media Posts That Real Estate Agents Can Use in February
February is a sneaky-good month for engagement — not because it’s warm or sunny (spoiler: it’s not), but because it’s full of built-in cultural touchpoints and visual inspiration. If you’re a REALTOR® or real estate marketer looking to stay visible this month, here are 7 content ideas that work beautifully across blogs, social feeds, and email newsletters.
❤️ 01 — Valentine’s Day, But Make It Real Estate
Love it or hate it, February 14th dominates the internet — and real estate can play along with the right hook.
Here are two easy angles:
Local Love Lists
Showcase the best romantic spots in your community — restaurants, bakeries, spas, wine bars, etc. Turn it into a blog post, then share to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest while tagging featured businesses for extra reach.
“Romantic” Homes
Curate funny or dreamy home images: heart-shaped bathtubs, pink tile, English cottages, Tuscan villas… whatever fits your brand. Present them as an IG carousel, Pinterest board, or blog roundup.
02 — Dream Vacation Destinations
February is peak “take me somewhere warm” energy — lean into it.
Create a roundup of jaw-dropping resorts, vacation rentals, or boutique hotels from platforms like Airbnb, Dezeen, or travel magazines.
Use them for:
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Pinterest boards
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Instagram inspiration posts
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Blog content
Just remember to credit images properly and respect copyright.
03 — The KonMari Method (Still Trending, Always Relevant)
Decluttering trends always spike in winter — and Marie Kondo remains a go-to reference.
Ways to integrate it into your content:
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Before/after decluttering photos (IG carousel)
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A blog or Reel about why decluttering helps sellers
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Local recommendations for organizers, donation centers, junk removal, etc.
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Instagram Story series documenting your own decluttering journey
Useful + relatable = strong engagement.
04 — Infographics for the Win
Infographics are highly shareable and present you as a knowledgeable pro.
Use Canva or your favorite design tool to create visuals around topics like:
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January housing market stats (great for early February!)
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ROI of paint colors, upgrades, and home features
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Step-by-step home buying or selling process
Pro tip: add your name, logo, or URL at the bottom so you still get credit when it’s shared.
Perfect for: Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn.
05 — Spring Listing Prep (Because It Starts Now)
Spring selling season begins long before the snow melts.
Content ideas:
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A quick IGTV/Reel about prepping for a spring sale
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A blog post with actionable checklists
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A carousel on “Top 5 To-Dos Before Spring Listing Season”
Example talking points:
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Purging + decluttering
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Repair lists + handyman fixes
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Researching REALTORS®
Timely = valuable.
06 — Host an “Ask Me Anything”
Position yourself as the trusted expert.
Options include:
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Instagram Live
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Facebook Live
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Twitter Spaces
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Instagram Stories question box
If your following is still growing, pivot the strategy:
Ask newsletter subscribers to send questions and answer them publicly on a set date. Adds value AND drives engagement.
07 — Listings of the Week
Give your listings more personality than a generic MLS description.
Post one listing each week highlighting:
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3 things you love about the home, OR
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3 ideal buyer types (“perfect for…”)
Then include 3–5 high-quality listing photos + the link.
Done consistently, this becomes a recognizable weekly feature.
Which February topic are you most excited to run with?
If you want help creating graphics, writing posts, or mapping a February content calendar for your brand or brokerage, Pink House Creative can handle it — just reach out. 💕

