ForSaleInCityName.com

Thanks Perky for the suggestion ! but still no luck the domain is already booked.

How about, simply... InCity.com

BuyInCity.com

4SaleInCity.com (that's a hard one though as many will want to write FOR instead of the numeral 4)

You just gotta get on to GoDaddy and play with it - alot - till something does hit and then you have it.

See if one of these can work for you:

City+LuxuryHomes.com

City+NewHomes.com

City+RealEstateAgent.com

Isell+City.com

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The best domain is one that you can tell people once and they walk away remembering.

The content will determine what the search engines keywords your listed under.

Domain Name is good for capturing 1-2 keyword phrases and thats where it ends.

[quote=InteriorLiving]The best domain is one that you can tell people once and they walk away remembering.

The content will determine what the search engines keywords your listed under.

Domain Name is good for capturing 1-2 keyword phrases and thats where it ends. [/quote]

You're right! One of the lawyers advertising in our area has the domain name of mybaldlawyer.com. It has no major keywords (except "lawyer" of course) but there is a massive hook in my mind because of how unique it is.

Really, being able to remember your domain name is considerably less important than the keyword aspect. Most people simply bookmark sites they like. You can put it in the signature of your email and on your business card to help people remember but "your city real estate" is the money keyword and variations on that. Rising to the top in Google searches will get you considerably more business than having people remember how to type in your domain name.

I agree. Next to no one actually types a url into a browser. There is no need to remember a url.

When someone drives by a sign and on that sign is the agent's name and website url they do not go home and type the url into their browser no matter how memorable it is. They type the agent's name into Google.

If your domain name will be like that it will also rank well in the search engine....

Doug, you might be right since you know a lot about the real estate business and trends, but you got to agree that it won't hurt to have a top of the line domain name that is easy to remember and that relates to the real estate market.

PS: by the way I have put one of my top real estate related domain names on auction and I was wondering if you knew of a way to do a shout out to all the real estate companies to let them know about this opportunity to purchase a great real estate domain name.