Get “Coming Soon” listings — often up to 21 days before the public sees them.
These listings do not appear on the big portals during the Coming Soon window. The only way this works is: you tell me what you want, and I email them directly to you.
Connor MacIvor (Connor with Honor)
#01238257
SantaClaritaOpenHouses.com
Why “Coming Soon” is a real advantage
The Coming Soon window gives you the runway to prepare before the crowds show up. In competitive markets, preparation + speed is how you win.
Preparation beats panic
Use the runway to get financing, strategy, and decisions tight before the public rush starts.
Pricing creates a frenzy
If a home is priced right (sometimes below market), demand spikes. Being early matters.
Due diligence time
Neighborhood research, commute testing, schools, disclosures strategy — done early — wins.
This is what you’re getting ahead of
Great homes move fast when they finally go public. Coming Soon is how you position early.
Connor MacIvor (Connor with Honor)
Santa Clarita & Los Angeles County Real Estate
I’m local to Santa Clarita Valley and I’m focused on giving buyers real advantages. Coming Soon data is one of them — because it lets you prepare while everyone else is still waiting for the listing to go public.
What to put in the form (so you get the best results)
The more specific you are, the tighter the list. If you want everything, that’s fine too.
Delivery options (you choose)
You decide how you want updates. If you want everything immediately, great. If you want one clean email on a schedule, also great.
Instant alerts
Listings are emailed to you at “zero hour” when they enter Coming Soon.
Daily email
One message per day at a time you choose. No inbox chaos.
Weekly digest
A single weekly roundup sent on your chosen day/time.
Popular areas (easy picks)
Use these as defaults — or write your own custom list. If it’s in Southern California and local boards provide Coming Soon data, I can usually get it set up.
How it works (and the FAQ)
Simple: you choose what you want, and I email you the Coming Soon listings directly. That email delivery is the entire point — because these are not publicly advertised during the Coming Soon window.
Choose your areas
SCV, LA County, “S of Ventura” in the SFV, or any custom map of cities you want.
Choose property type
SFR, condo, townhome. Attached vs detached. Garage needs — add them if they matter.
Optional: price range
Include it if you want filtering. Skip it if you want everything.
Pick delivery schedule
Instant alerts, daily, or weekly digest. Your inbox, your rules.
Are these listings really not on Zillow / Redfin / Homes.com / Realtor.com?
Correct. During the Coming Soon window, these listings are not publicly advertised on the big portals. The only way you get them is direct email delivery from a real estate agent. That’s why this system exists.
How early can I see them?
In many cases, up to 21 days. Sometimes less — it depends on the seller’s plan and the specific listing’s timing. I’ve seen the full 21-day pre-marketing strategy, and I’ve seen shorter windows too.
How will I receive the listings?
By email. You choose: instant alerts, daily at a specific time, or a weekly digest in one clean email.
Can I request specific cities or areas?
Absolutely. Anywhere in Southern California where local Realtor associations provide Coming Soon data. Definitely Los Angeles County — and beyond. If there’s any area that’s limited, I’ll tell you upfront.
Do I have to use Connor as my agent?
No. This is not a commitment. You can just get the listings emailed. If you want me to fight for you as your agent, we can talk.
What should I include to get better results?
Cities/areas + property type are the big two. Price range and “must-haves” (garage, attached/detached) help tighten the list. If you skip filters, I can send everything.
Get the Coming Soon listings — delivered the way you want
Fill this out once. Tell me your cities/areas, property type, optional price range, and delivery schedule. I’ll email you the Coming Soon listings based on your request.
Note: Availability and timing can vary by listing and local rules. If any area has limits, Connor will advise.