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StreetEasy

LET THE JOURNEY BEGIN

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Overview

Service

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Outdoor Advertising

industry

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Technology

markets

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New York

Wall(s)

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1 Wall

impressions

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1.3M+

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StreetEasy, New Yorkers' trusted real estate platform, embarked on a campaign titled 'Let The Journey Begin.' This was not just a marketing campaign; it was a unique artistic narrative that intertwined the timeless elegance of Renaissance art with the vibrant energy of modern-day New York City life.


The essence of "Let The Journey Begin" lies in its ability to capture homebuying's multifaceted emotions and challenges. StreetEasy aimed to resonate with individuals at various stages of their journey towards homeownership, from the initial contemplation to the exhilarating moment of receiving the keys to their new abode.


To bring this vision to life, StreetEasy collaborated with Mother New York, a renowned creative agency known for its innovative ideas. Together with artistic partner Buck, they crafted a series of visually striking artworks inspired by Renaissance paintings. Each piece of art depicted seven pivotal milestones in the homebuying process, peppered with subtle nods to iconic New York City landmarks and culture.


But StreetEasy's innovation didn't stop there. Recognizing the power of unconventional mediums, they decided to paint the town—quite literally. Teaming up with Overall Murals, StreetEasy commissioned a hand painted mural in the bustling Soho/Nolita neighborhood, captivating 1,246,328 passersby and extending the campaign's reach beyond traditional advertising channels.


By blending classical artistry with contemporary storytelling, StreetEasy engaged and empowered prospective buyers on their journey toward homeownership. The campaign's success solidified StreetEasy's position as the ultimate destination for individuals navigating the complexities of New York City's real estate.

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