Here’s How You Can Effectively Market to New Homeowners
New homeowners are often in need of a lot of things. Marketing to new homeowners is important because you can often reach them as they’re in the process of setting up their new space. This makes them more likely to purchase items like appliances, home décor, security systems, insurance, and even lawn care products. Additionally, they may not have established relationships with suppliers or service providers, making them more open to new offers and marketing initiatives. By marketing to new homeowners, businesses can potentially gain new customers, increase sales, and build long-term, profitable relationships.
Marketing to new homeowners begins with two simple steps to help you get to the right contacts:
Marketing to New Homeowners by Geography
Where are they located?
- Top Metros
- State
- County
- Radius Around an Address
- Area Code
- ZIP Code
- Carrier Route
- Neighborhood
Marketing to New Homeowners by Type
Is there a specific type of new homeowner you’re looking for?
- Gender
- Adult age
- Households with children
- Ethnicity
- Hobbies/interests
- Households with veterans
- Religion
- Estimated income
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New Homeowners Quick Facts
There are thousands of potential new homeowners in our database. Start marketing to them bearing these statistics in mind:
- The median age of American homeowners was 52 in 2021 according to Rocket Homes.
- According to The Zebra, over 67.9% of Americans were homeowners in 2020.
- 23% of millennials and Gen Z home buyers plan to use cryptocurrency to cover their down payment according to Rocket Homes.
- About 55% of new homeowners have more than $1,000 in emergency savings to cover repairs or deductibles according to The Zebra.
- According to Rocket Homes, White Americans are 44.9% more likely to own their home than Americans of color.
- Veterans have one of the highest homeownership rates of any demographic group, averaging 72% according to Rocket Homes.
- The Census Bureau estimates the total number of “housing units” in the country to be just over 140 million.
- Of the approximately 124 million occupied homes in the country, 81 million are occupied by the owners, and 43 million are occupied by renters according to Woodgroup Mortgage.
- Rocket Homes shares that The Midwest has the greatest homeownership rate (70%) while the West has the lowest (60.2%).
How to Market to New Homeowners
If you’re wondering how to market to new homeowners, it begins with defining your audience. Then you want to think about the best ways to reach them. Think about common mediums they might use to read or hear your message. Click on the links to learn more about the most popular marketing channels to deliver your message:
Direct Mail
Start marketing to new homeowners with a letter, postcard, brochure, or other mail piece.
Email Marketing
Send a creative message and begin better targeting toward new homeowners. Let us design, deploy, and track your email.
Online Display Advertising
Place ads on websites your new homeowners contacts or related industries frequently visit.
Search Engine Marketing
Increase your visibility to new homeowners on search engine results pages like Google™, Yahoo!®, and Bing™.
Social Media Advertising
Reach millions of new homeowners with an advertisement on Facebook™ or LinkedIn®.
DIY Prospecting
Want to find new homeowners on your own? We can equip you with innovative tools to find, acquire, and retain customers.
How to Market to New Homeowners
New homeowners are looking to get comfortable in their new place. They’ll be most receptive to marketing messages that offer these opportunities.
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Our New Homeowners Lists Are Best for:
- Security firms
- Home décor stores
- Religious organizations
- Local businesses
- Schools
Most Popular Segment Selections Include:
- Location
- City
- ZIP Code
- Adult age
- Households with children
- Estimated income