Open House Invitation Script


Introduction

“Hi there! My name is [Your Name], and I’m with [Your Brokerage]. I’m hosting an open house this weekend at [address of the property], and I wanted to personally invite you to come by and take a look. Are you familiar with the property?”

Reasoning: Starting with a friendly introduction and mentioning the property’s address immediately grabs the homeowner’s attention. It also helps establish the purpose of your visit and invites them to engage in conversation.


Highlight the Property’s Features

“This home is really special—it’s a [mention key features, e.g., beautifully updated 4-bedroom with a stunning backyard and a recently renovated kitchen]. It’s a great opportunity to see what’s happening in the neighborhood, even if you’re not currently in the market for a new home.”

Reasoning: Highlighting the property’s key features creates interest and curiosity. Even if they’re not looking to buy, you’re encouraging them to visit the open house to see what’s available and stay informed about local real estate.


Building a Sense of Community

“We’re expecting a good turnout from the neighborhood, and it’s always nice to have familiar faces stop by. It’s a great chance to meet some of your neighbors and see how the market is doing in our area. Plus, I’ll have some refreshments available—it should be a fun and relaxed event!”

Reasoning: Emphasizing the social aspect of the open house makes it appealing even to those who aren’t actively looking to buy. It creates a sense of community and positions the event as a local gathering, rather than just a sales opportunity.


Offering Additional Information

“If you’re interested, I’d be happy to provide you with some information about the current market trends and how they might affect your home’s value. It’s a great time to stay informed, especially if you’ve ever thought about selling or just want to know what’s happening with property values in our area.”

Reasoning: Offering market information adds value to your visit and gives them another reason to attend the open house. It also positions you as a knowledgeable resource they can turn to for real estate advice.


Confirming Attendance

“The open house will be on [day] from [time] to [time]. Does that time work for you? If you can’t make it but are still curious, I’d be happy to arrange a private showing or share some details afterward.”

Reasoning: Confirming the date and time helps to lock in their commitment to attend. Offering alternatives shows that you’re flexible and willing to accommodate their schedule, which can increase their interest.


Closing

“I really hope you can make it! Here’s my card with the details of the open house. Feel free to bring a friend or neighbor along if they’re interested too. Thanks so much for your time, and I look forward to seeing you there!”

Reasoning: Ending with a positive and open invitation reinforces your enthusiasm and leaves a good impression. Providing your contact information and encouraging them to share the invitation widens your reach.



This open house invitation script is designed to be warm and inviting, making neighbors feel welcome whether they’re interested in buying or just curious about the local market. By emphasizing the community aspect and offering additional value, you increase the chances of a good turnout and build connections within the neighborhood.