Expired .com domains in real estate

Originally a Turkish 'Proje Bülteni' (project bulletin, 2011–2012), then domain sales (2014–2015), return to a youth-focused project theme (2016–2018). In 2019, a sharp shift to Turkish escort content, followed by an English-language 'professionals' site (2020–2022), and finally a Japanese real estate consulting site (2024–2025). The niche changed at least 5 times, with weak relevance to the original link profile.

From 2018 to 2021, the domain was used as a real estate auction site in Houston and Beaumont (USA). No later than April 2024, the niche drastically shifted to Chinese gambling/betting content («新利体育», «乐鱼平台»).

The domain went through 5 radical niche changes: a Thai classifieds site (2006) -> a mapping service (2007-2011) -> a real estate classifieds board (2011-2012) -> a Polish travel agency (2014-2016) -> a Chinese online casino (2018) -> an Asian adult site (2021). The final niche before the drop was adult content, which completely devalues the link profile for any legal niches.

Not established. Throughout its observed history (since 2023), the site had no content: empty pages without page titles, then redirects. The domain name suggests a real estate niche (French: immobilier), but this cannot be confirmed with archive data.

Initially a personal site/brand (2007–2012), then a Japanese real estate site (2014–2018), followed by Chinese adult spam (2021–2026). The niche changed radically, with the final state being outright spam.

Originally (2013–2014) the site was dedicated to selling homes in Bulverde Village (San Antonio, real estate). After a long period of domain parking and redirects (2014–2024), the final version (2026) returned to the same real estate niche.

Stable real estate niche — the site of a specific property (a house) in Hillsborough, California, with a virtual tour. No niche change.

Originally a German logistics company site (2010-2014), then a long stretch as an English-language real estate blog (2015-2021), after which the domain was hijacked and turned into Chinese gambling spam (2022-2023). The final niche before the drop was gambling, which is completely irrelevant to the original link profile.

Final niche — real estate in the Dominican Republic (Inmobiliaria Santa Fe). Prior to 2026, the site showed no meaningful content: empty page titles, placeholders, and erratic redirects.

Chaotic niche changes: started as a doorway-classifieds site (real estate, rentals, airline tickets), then switched to a Japanese cosmetics sales site, and after a long idle period turned into an Indonesian gambling site (Mahjong Ways). The final niche (casino) is completely irrelevant to the early link profile.

Originally a realtor's site (2021), but in 2019–2020 it was used for Chinese spam (movies/adult content), then in 2021 restored as a realtor site, in 2024 switched to 'mortgage refinancing', after which it went into a redirect loop on itself.

From 2014 to 2017, the domain was consistently used as an Indonesian real estate site (jual beli sewa property). In July 2025, a drastic shift in niche to online casino/cloud gaming (PLANET128) was recorded, which does not align with the historical link profile.

Originally, the site was dedicated to the documentary "Common Good Atlanta" (2021-2022). After a long period of redirects (2023-2025), the niche drastically shifted to Japanese spam content about real estate (2026).

Originally (2002–2014) the site was a regional California catalog and classifieds board. After a long downtime (2015–2017 with empty page titles), the niche changed erratically: pet owner tips (2018), domain parking (2019), the "Big Slime" blog (2019), then real estate (2021). The link profile built around classifieds is irrelevant to the latest niches before the drop.

Early period (before 2020) — domain parking/empty site, from February 2020 to May 2022 — Indian real estate ("D-5233B5 | Indian Real Estate"). From November 2022 — abrupt switch to Asian gambling/betting (UFABET), which persisted until the last snapshot. The niche that built the link profile (real estate) does not match the final one (spam casino).

Originally the site was the corporate website of "Fincorp Group Mexico" (2006-2011). After a long period of inactivity and blank pages, the niche shifted to real estate ("REAL ESTATE FINACIAL By Guel Realty" in 2023), which does not match the original profile that the backlinks were built for.