608 sites from €28 excl. VAT: median authority 48, median traffic 254 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Real estate is one of the most competitive niches in US search, where agents, brokerages, proptech startups and mortgage-adjacent brands all fight for the same local and national queries. Backlinks from relevant property sites help you stand out, and LinkBooster currently lists 610 US real estate sites to choose from. Here is how to use them, what to budget and which mistakes to avoid.
Property searches are highly local and highly commercial. A visitor looking for homes, rental guidance or a moving checklist is often close to a decision, so a link placed in a relevant article can send qualified readers as well as authority. Links from topical sites also help search engines understand which market and services you cover.
They are useful well beyond agents. Home service providers, mortgage-related content hubs, property managers, coliving operators and proptech tools all benefit from being cited in neighborhood guides, buying advice or investment explainers. If your offer overlaps with money topics, consider pairing this niche with Finance & Investing backlinks in the United States and Business & Entrepreneurship backlinks.
The market is broad and well balanced. Median authority is 48 (DR, or DA when DR is unavailable), and 78% of the sites reach 30 or more. By authority band: 100 sites sit at 0–19, 36 at 20–29, 103 at 30–39, 256 at 40–59 and 115 at 60 or above. The 40–59 range is the largest, which gives plenty of solid mid-tier options.
Traffic is more modest: the median site receives 244 organic visits per month. That is normal for niche property blogs, so do not dismiss a site on traffic alone if its audience is right. Dofollow links make up 97% of the offers, so passing authority is rarely a problem. For a deeper look at the numbers, see this guide on which SEO metrics actually matter.
Start with relevance: the article should sit naturally among content about housing, renting, investing or home improvement, and its audience should match the region you serve. Then check authority and real traffic together, and make sure the site publishes regularly and is not a link farm. This article on spotting PBNs and low-quality link sellers lists the warning signs.
On price, articles with publication included start at 28 €, excluding VAT. The median is 76 €, and the strongest 10% start at 711 €. A sensible approach is to build a base with several mid-priced placements and reserve a premium link for a key page. You can compare typical costs in this guide to backlink prices and link value or on the pricing page.
Vary your anchor texts, mixing brand names, URLs and descriptive phrases, as explained in the guide on anchor text distribution. Aim for useful content such as market insights, local guides or buyer checklists rather than a thin ad.
The most common error is chasing authority alone and ending up on unrelated sites. A modest property blog with a genuine audience often does more than a generic high-authority site. Another is concentrating every link on the homepage; spread them across service, city and guide pages.
Finally, do not expect results overnight and avoid buying too many links at once. A steady rhythm looks natural. If you work in several markets, compare options such as Real Estate backlinks in the United Kingdom, and read the complete guide to buying backlinks before committing a budget.
Prices start at 28 € excluding VAT, with a median of 76 €. The top 10% of sites by strength start at 711 €. Publication of the article is included.
Yes, 97% of the listed real estate sites offer dofollow links, so most placements can pass authority to your pages.
Prioritize relevance first, then look at both together. With a median of 244 monthly organic visits, a topical site with a real audience can be worth more than a higher-authority but unrelated one.