Home value / seller options
What Is Your San Diego Home Worth Right Now?
Values in Carmel Valley and Coronado have moved this year. Get a current range for your address and see what selling would actually look like.
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San Diego, CA campaign guide
Real Estate Facebook Ads in San Diego
Build San Diego campaigns around a specific listing, open house or seller offer, supported by clear local creative and prompt lead follow-up. This guide answers what to advertise, how Housing targeting works, what Walled Garden costs and where every lead goes next.
What searchers need answered
A practical San Diego campaign plan
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Choose one campaign job
Promote one listing, fill an open house, answer a seller question or offer a useful local market update.
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Match the creative to the click
Use La Jolla, Del Mar, Carmel Valley as local context in the copy, then send people to a page or form that delivers the exact offer.
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Use Housing-safe audience controls
Run the campaign in Meta's Housing Special Ad Category with broad delivery, an eligible 15-mile location radius and Custom Audiences from your own first-party data.
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Work every response
Route leads to one place, respond quickly and keep retargeting website visitors and people who engaged with the ad.
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Facebook ad ideas for San Diego real estate
These examples show how to make the offer local and specific. They are illustrative examples, not verified campaign results.
Market report
San Diego Market Report
What is actually happening with prices, days on market and inventory across San Diego. One page, no jargon.
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Cash offer / seller options
Need to Sell in San Diego Without Waiting Months?
Compare a cash offer against a traditional sale before you commit to either one. You see both sets of numbers first.
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Housing targeting rules in San Diego
Walled Garden applies Meta's Housing Special Ad Category to every real estate campaign. U.S. housing ads cannot target by age, gender or ZIP code; location targeting has a 15-mile minimum radius; Lookalike Audiences are unavailable; and Special Ad Audiences were discontinued in 2022. Agents can still use their own first-party Custom Audiences, website visitors, engagement audiences and broad or Advantage+ delivery.
What Walled Garden costs
Solo is $97 per month. 10-day free trial, no credit card required. No contracts, cancel anytime. Each campaign also carries $14 flat + 15% of ad spend per campaign. Media spend is paid directly to Meta by the advertiser. Walled Garden never bills ad spend.
Listings are entered manually or pulled from a listing URL. There is no MLS or IDX integration.
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San Diego real estate Facebook ads
Start with one specific offer: a listing, open house, seller-options guide or local market update. Use local details from the property and the areas it serves, send the click to a matching page or lead form, and follow up quickly. Housing campaigns must use Meta's Housing Special Ad Category.
No. U.S. housing ads cannot use ZIP targeting and location targeting has a 15-mile minimum radius. Neighborhoods such as La Jolla, Del Mar, Carmel Valley can inform the ad copy and offer, but they cannot be used to bypass Meta's Housing targeting restrictions.
Useful formats include single-property listing ads, open-house ads, seller-options offers, local market reports and retargeting ads for people who already visited the agent's website or engaged with their content. The examples on this page are illustrative, not reported campaign results.
Solo is $97 per month with a 10-day free trial and no credit card required. Each campaign launched through Walled Garden also carries $14 flat + 15% of ad spend per campaign. Media spend is paid directly to Meta by the advertiser. Walled Garden never bills ad spend.
No. Listings are entered manually or pulled from a listing URL. Walled Garden does not offer an MLS or IDX integration.