Hi, I was told to come here to get a few neighborhoods added. We can start with The Dunes of Naples in Naples, FL. It's an older community, but for some reason isn't selectable on on neighborhoods search. It's 7 highrise buildings and a clubhouse. I've included screen shots so you know where it is. And an address for one of the buildings is below. Thank you!

325 Dunes Blvd. Naples, FL 34110

Please implement a project to update metro neighborhoods nation wide. Many cities have grown the new developments have not shown up

April 23, 2024.
I have read other posts similar to my request. However, these posts are from last year, 2023. As agents we need to give market info for specific neighborhoods to our contacts and clients.
I notice there are some neighborhoods in my local market that are available and most others that are not.
This feature is not of any use if we can not add the locations needed. Please look at this in a more serious way and help us. Thank you. Dutchess County NY

Specifically missing one I want to target that shows up on the maps of neighboring snapshots but the one I need isnt there.

Ancaster, Ontario neighbourhood "Nakoma"

it should allow user to add subdivision that are not available to add from the database

Add neighborhood - Tracy Hills, CA.

As there are new neighborhoods coming up, need to be updated to have neighborhood nurture.

This nextdoor neighborhood must be split in half on SW 112th Ave. To the West is a townhouse community named "Sonoma", to the East is a rental community named, "The Palms at Doral". Would you please update it?

This community is Las Cascadas @ Doral, you may leave out the @ Doral part. It's currently showing as Doral (only), which happens to be the name of the City. Can you correct this, please?

In rural areas like Coldspring, Livingston, New Waverly and all in between there are very few 'neighborhoods'. If adding or the ability to request a new neighborhood would be available, that would be amazing!

The neighborhood boundaries need to be adjusted so every property falls within a neighborhood. When I set up a neighborhood for a contact, I can look at the map and see where all of the neighborhood boundaries are. A good majority of homes don't fall into any of the neighborhood boundaries that are set up, and I'm talking about a metro area. I find this tool fairly useless at this point with how fragmented the neighborhoods are.

I am unable to assign contacts to several neighborhoods that are 5+ years old and well-established in NextDoor. They include Polo Ranch, Fullbrook on Fulshear Creek (see attached), Bryan Crossing, and Pinewood at Grand Texas. I asked help desk how to get neighborhoods updated and they said "there is no two-way connection between NextDoor and Command. We were able to pull neighborhood data from their site once, but have not been allowed to pull any updated data since. If the neighborhood in question is incorrect on Command or kw.com (http://kw.com/) , agent sites, and the KW app, the data cannot be corrected on our end."

This was disappointing to hear. The smart plans for neighborhood Market watch is such a basic entry level piece to a real estate business and the fact that we are connected to virtually all the MLS in the U.S makes me question why we did a 1 time neighborhood pull from NextDoor vs continual pulls from MLS like boomtown, zillow etc does. Gary always says not to reinvent the wheel, copy genius and so much of our tech has been spent inventing. Our tech was stated to be in baby stages and babies shouldn't be running businesses and I know we can do better in the basics like market touches so we don't have to outsource touches to a CRM.

Our board, the Greater Vancouver Real Estate Board provides us with Neighborhoods maps, Area's and Sub Area's. Would we be able to use Data directly from the boards that have neighbourhood maps and integrate those maps into sites and the app so it's locally more accurate and relevant?

The neighborhood boundaries are awful in a lot of rural America.

Please give us the ability to draw our own neighborhoods. It looks like the hesitation from KWRI is figuring out how to have a master set of neighborhoods for the Market Center and KW.com.

This is easy. Let the Market Center adopt the boundaries from an agent that has already drawn them. This then becomes the default set of neighborhood boundaries for MC sites, KW.com, and new agents. Individual agents can then choose to use this set or draw their own. This doesn't need to be overly complex.

This is vital that we have the ability to draw our own boundaries as this is a core feature in the consumer experience. This affects the agent's ability to use the MNN, consumer app, agent sights, neighborhood snaps, saved searches, etc. Agents in rural areas are being left behind and are missing out on the tools that KW is building. Please, please, please, unlock this functionality.