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I've been trying to tell people this for years - it's absolutely TRUE. Single property websites/ flyers are good for many reasons - they definitely have their benefits - but they are WORTHLESS for SEO.
Except.....
I have one client with hundreds of domain names, all of which are 4-8+ years old and aged. We pick a relevant domain name (i.e. NashuaHomes.com) for that property and use it for a single property page, and they HAVE ranked fairly well. But this is because it is associated with an aged domain name. Most people, when using these types of flyers, by the property address as a domain. Again, it's a nice "fluff" marketing bit, sellers think it means something more than it does and it works for driving your own traffic to that site. But new domains are penalized by Google for the first 8-10 months, so unless that property stays on the market for YEARS, you'll never see it ranking naturally in the search results. Ever.