Homes to buy and places to rent. Pros to hire. Garage sales, classifieds, auctions, car shows, the farmers market, your kid's traveling team — the whole town, on one square, direct from the people who live there.
Every door is free to walk through. Each one is its own site, run on the same square — and they all point back here, and to each other.
Owner-direct listings. No commission, no middleman.
Listed by the landlords themselves — talk to them direct.
Local pros with free websites of their own, rated only by people who paid for a finished job.
Garage sales, estate sales and classifieds — the grocery-store corkboard, with a map and a Saturday route planner. Always free.
Live and timed auctions — farm, estate, equipment and more.
Car shows, ball games, school plays, storytime — if it's happening in town, it'll be on the square.
Every market and swap meet gets its own free storefront — see who's selling before you go.
Clubs, churches, neighborhood groups — and a real home for traveling sports teams.
Reported by people who live here. No login wall, no popup swamp.
Straight from the owners on ForSale.direct — the newest homes right now. See every home →
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Listed by the landlords themselves on ForRent.direct. See every rental →
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HireAPro gives every local pro a free website of their own — even the one-truck plumber nobody could find. Ratings come only from finished, paid jobs: never bought, never faked.
Search pros by trade and town, post a job on the bid board, or claim a free site for your own business.
Classified ads, garage sales, estate sales — free to post, free to read, with maps and a route planner that lines up your Saturday. The board lives on GarageSales.direct today, and it's growing into a room right here on the square.
See the sales near you, check what your finds are worth, and let the planner order the stops.
Estate, farm and equipment auctions with real bidding, on Auctions.direct.
One town calendar for all of it — the car show, the school play, the library storytime, the ball game. Events will live right here on the square, fed by the same neighbors who post everything else.
Farmers markets and swap meets are the original town square. Every market gets a free storefront here — who's selling this week, what's ripe, where to park — and every vendor gets a page of their own.
The part no other site bothers with: the groups that actually run a town. Churches, clubs, neighborhood watches — and the traveling teams every parent lives around all summer. Here's how a team page will work:
The papers don't have reporters on every beat anymore. NewsNow — MyTown's newsroom — lets local folks cover fire calls, city hall, courts and school boards themselves. Readers get no login wall and no popup swamp. It's under construction now; when it opens, its front page lives on this square.
MyTown is the square; the doors are the shops on it. Each site stands on its own — and each one sends you to the others when that's where life takes you: the rental you outgrow becomes the home you buy on ForSale, the pro who fixes it comes from HireAPro, and the couch you sell goes on the board. Today, each door has its own free sign-up. One account that opens every door is being built — when it lands, your good name and your ratings will travel with you from door to door.
Start with homes → Start with a proA good guess plus an easy correction — never a locked gate.
When you arrive, your internet connection already says roughly which city you're in — the same signal weather sites use. No permission needed, no exact address, city-level only. That's enough to open the right town square, like the note at the top of this page.
Want distances — "how far is this garage sale from me?" Tap "Use my exact location" in the town bar and your phone shares its spot, only if you say yes.
Change towns anytime with the pill at the top — shopping for a move, checking on Mom's town. Your choice is remembered on this device. Location suggests; it never locks anything away.
Two honest wrinkles, both handled: rural connections and VPNs can land a town over — so MyTown works by radius, not walls. A small town's square quietly includes its neighbors, so no town ever looks empty. And nobody has to prove where they live to browse — proving identity is the account's job when money moves, not the map's.