NeighborlyBuzz gives your property a published newsletter page: your announcements, local events curated for your city, resident polls and your community resources, on one link you text or email through the tools you already use.
We’ll build your October issue free. You publish it and text or email the link. Nothing goes out from us.
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The fastest way to know if residents would open this is to see your own property's issue on your own phone. So we make it for you. It takes us about ten minutes and it costs you nothing.
Tell us the property
Name, city, and where to send the link. Nothing else.
We build the issue
This month's edition, your property's name on it, your city's local events already in, a poll ready to answer.
You get one link
Within one business day. Send it to residents as-is, edit anything first, or walk away. No card, no account.
If you keep it, it’s $79 a month per property from the next issue on. If you don’t, you still have a finished October newsletter.
Pool hours, the office closure, the food-truck night, the reminder about breezeway storage. It matters. You write it well.
Some residents never see it. The ones who do can't find it again on Thursday when they actually need the pool hours.
The event runs half full. The survey gets a handful of replies. Not because residents don't care — because the message didn't have a place to live.
A link works differently.
It gets texted. Forwarded. Screenshotted. Pinned in the portal. Printed as a QR code in the mailroom. And it is always the latest issue, so nobody has to dig for last week’s email. Residents don’t have to find your message. They just open your page.
How it reaches residents
Fights forty other emails for attention
How it looks
Whatever your email tool allows
Local events
You go find them
Resident feedback
Reply-all, if you're lucky
Finding it again
Buried by next week
Knowing it worked
Maybe an open rate
How it reaches residents
One link, sent through whatever you already use
How it looks
A designed edition every month, in your branding
Local events
Curated for your city, found for you
Resident feedback
Polls, surveys and photo contests with results
Finding it again
Same link, always the latest issue
Knowing it worked
Views and clicks, per issue
Then the part an email could never do: residents answer.
Every month our team designs a fresh, seasonal newsletter; click the arrows to pick your version of each section and type in your announcements. Or open a blank canvas and build your own with the editor: sections, photos, backgrounds, whatever you want. It's your newsletter, in your branding, either way.
One permanent link for your community. It always shows the latest issue, with local events curated for your city and your Community Resources page one tap away.
Paste the link into Outlook, Gmail, your Yardi or AppFolio texts, the resident portal, a QR code in the mailroom. No imports. No new platform. No IT project.
Drop a poll, a survey or a photo contest into any issue. Residents answer with a tap, from the same page, and the results land in your dashboard next to the views and clicks — so the newsletter stops being one-way.
Each month’s newsletter lives at one link that always shows the latest issue. Put it wherever you already reach residents. Nothing to install, nothing to integrate, and the way you communicate doesn’t change.
Paste it into your portal
Or send it the way you already do
AppFolio, Yardi, RentCafe, Entrata and RealPage are trademarks of their owners. NeighborlyBuzz isn’t affiliated with them. It’s a link, so it works anywhere a link does.
New announcement
Not a template you fill in. A monthly edition you finish in minutes, a page residents can always find, and proof it worked.
New seasonal edition each month, built by our team. Several versions of every section — pick with an arrow, don't start from a blank page.
Markets, festivals, live music, family weekends — curated for your city every month, so the newsletter has something residents actually want to open.
Polls, surveys and photo contests live inside the newsletter, with the results in your dashboard. Feedback stops being reply-all.
Pay rent, request maintenance, office hours, pool rules, every important number. One page residents keep coming back to between issues.
The same link every month, always the latest issue. See views and clicks per issue, so you know what landed.
No per-contact pricing, because we never touch your contact list. Send it to 60 doors or 600.
Everything above, one subscription. No contracts, no setup fee, no per-resident charges.
Your first property in each city: one community, or a group of homes under one name.
More properties in the same city. A property in a new city starts at $79 — each city gets its own curated events.
For larger portfolios and management companies.
Monthly total
1 at $79 + 2 at $25
No contracts. No hidden fees. Cancel anytime.
Drop your work email. We’ll send you The Lofts’ newsletter the way a resident receives it: one link. Open it on your phone. Then decide.
Our marketing team already does our newsletter.
Then this is their tool, not their replacement. They build in the editor (or start from the month's designed edition), publish under your branding, and send from your own systems. What they get back is the time spent hunting local events and wrestling an email builder — most issues take about ten minutes.
Is this another third party emailing our residents?
No. Nothing goes out from NeighborlyBuzz, ever. We never see your resident list. You publish a page and paste its link into whatever you already send from. You are the sender; we are the page and the editor behind it.
Do I have to change my email or texting tools?
No. You send a link with whatever you use today: Outlook, Gmail, Yardi, AppFolio, RentCafe, plain texts. NeighborlyBuzz is the page, not the pipe.
Do residents need an app or a login?
No. It's a web page. They tap the link, read it, tap a poll or the resources page, done. Works on any phone.
What happens to my resident list?
Nothing. It stays exactly where it is. We never import, sync or store your contacts, which is also why we don't charge per resident.
How long until my first newsletter is out?
Most properties publish the same afternoon they sign up: pick this month's edition, add your announcements, publish, paste the link.
Can I still write my own?
Yes. Edit anything, add sections, drop in your own photos, or start from scratch. The monthly edition is a head start, not a cage.
What does it cost?
$79 a month for your first property in a city, $25 for each additional one in that city. No contract, no setup fee, cancel anytime.
Property teams spend too long finding content and preparing updates, and residents still can’t find the news when they need it.
NeighborlyBuzz gives managers a monthly head start and residents a familiar place. One page, one link, every month.

Tyler Lowe
Founder, NeighborlyBuzz
Why I built NeighborlyBuzz
It was the one message from my apartment that wasn’t a notice. I looked forward to it every month.
I’ve lived in apartments and townhomes most of my life. One property sent a PDF newsletter every month: a few notes from the office and what was going on around town. It made the place feel like a community. Then it stopped, and everything went back to blasts and texts that only talked at us.
NeighborlyBuzz is that newsletter, for any property that wants to send one.
Set up your property’s page this afternoon, or get the live example sent to you first.
No contracts. No setup fee. Cancel anytime.