Open the interactive map on the home page and allow location access. Sales within a 10-mile radius appear as pins. Tap any pin to see the address, date, and a preview of items for sale. You can also filter by category like furniture, books, or kids' clothes.
Yes, listing a neighborhood sale is completely free. You just need to create an account with your email and a password. Once logged in, click "Host a Sale" and fill in the date, time, address, and a short description. Your listing will appear on the map within a few minutes after moderation.
Absolutely. When creating your event, select "Block Sale" as the type. You can invite up to 15 neighboring households to join the same listing. Each participant can add their own item list, and the map pin shows the entire block. This is a great way to attract more visitors and build community spirit.
We follow local regulations and community guidelines. Prohibited items include anything illegal, counterfeit goods, adult content, weapons, and products that promise guaranteed profit or miracle results. We also do not allow auction-style listings or anything related to gambling or cryptocurrency. Our team reviews every listing before it goes live.
Go to "My Events" in your account dashboard. You'll see all your active and past listings. Click the edit icon to change the date, description, or item list. To cancel, click "Cancel Event" — this removes the pin from the map and notifies any users who saved your sale. Cancellations are instant.
Yes, tap the bookmark icon on any sale card or map pin. Saved sales appear in your "Favorites" list, accessible from the main menu. You can also set reminders for the day before the sale. This feature helps you plan a route if you want to visit multiple sales in one morning.
Still have questions? Reach out to us at info@findyardsales.com or call 9601.9487.
We partner with Neighborly to help residents find weekend sales and reduce household waste through reuse.
Our center uses the platform to promote monthly second-hand markets and connect vendors with local shoppers.
Neighborly makes it easy for our members to discover nearby sales and organize swap events in the neighborhood.
We rely on the interactive map to list our pop-up sales and attract visitors from surrounding areas.
We are a team of local commerce enthusiasts who believe the best discoveries happen close to home. Neighborly helps you find yard sales, second-hand markets, and community events in your neighborhood, making sustainable shopping simple and social.
Whether you are a seasoned thrifter or just starting to explore second-hand shopping, Neighborly makes it easy to discover sales and events near you. Our interactive maps and event listings help you plan your weekend treasure hunts without endless scrolling.
We believe every item has a story — and every neighborhood has hidden gems.Hosting a yard sale or a local market? Neighborly gives you the tools to promote your event, manage listings, and connect with attendees. From setting a date to sharing directions, we simplify the process so you can focus on what matters — bringing people together.
We help turn a simple sale into a neighborhood tradition.Second-hand shopping reduces waste and supports a circular economy. Neighborly is built on the idea that local commerce can be both sustainable and joyful. By making it easier to find pre-loved goods, we help reduce the demand for new products and keep usable items out of landfills.
We champion a future where shopping locally is the norm, not the exception.Every listing on Neighborly is verified by the organizer, and our community guidelines ensure a safe, respectful experience for everyone. We prioritize clear communication, fair pricing, and honest descriptions so that every transaction feels good.
We believe trust is the foundation of any thriving local market.From interactive maps to personalized event recommendations, Neighborly is designed to help you explore your neighborhood like never before. We are constantly improving our platform based on feedback from users like you, ensuring that finding your next great find is always a delight.
We are here to make every weekend a little more adventurous.Zoe spent a decade organizing block sales in Portland before joining us. She knows exactly what makes a neighborhood event click — from permit paperwork to pricing vintage furniture.
Ethyl built the first interactive map prototype that let users filter sales by walking distance. Her background in urban planning means every pin on the map is placed with real street access in mind.
Laurie works directly with local sellers to keep listings accurate and fair. She also runs our sustainability workshops, helping vendors price items to move rather than send them to landfill.
Leonor leads the design of our event discovery tools. She focuses on making the interface clear for first-time users, especially older neighbors who are new to digital maps and online listings.
Bryana handles the day-to-day questions from organizers and shoppers. She also writes our neighborhood guides, covering topics like how to host a sale on a quiet street or what to do with unsold goods.