Just came across a number of newly available NeighborhoodState.com and NeighborhoodCity.com geodomains. I compiled the following list including names whose keywords receive good search volume/CPC.   I also included several with lesser volume that have other extensions registered and resolving to live sites.

If you are interested in geodomains, but don’t have the $x,xxx+ to purchase a good City.com or Neighborhood.com you might want to check these out.   All are available for hand registration as of 12:15 EST today.

1. ElmhurstNewYork.com (originally registered in 2002)

3600 monthly Google searches for ‘elmhurst new york’ with an est. CPC of $1.38.
(Neighborhood) Population: 151,252
Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elmhurst,_Queens,_New_York

2. WoodsideNewYork.com (originally registered in 2002)

3600 Google searches for ‘woodside new york’ with an estimated CPC of $1.92
(Neighborhood) Population: 88,339
Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodside,_Queens

3. CapitolHillWashingtonDC.com

1300 Google searches for ‘capitol hill washington dc’ with an est. CPC of $1.64
Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitol_Hill

4. BellaireHouston.com

.net and .org versions already registered.
Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellaire,_Texas

5. HampdenBaltimore.com

.net version registered and resolves to live site
Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hampden,_Baltimore

6. DruidHillsAtlanta.com

.info version registered and resolves to a live site
480 Google searches for ‘druid hills atlanta’  with an estimated CPC of $2.02
Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Druid_Hills,_Georgia

That’s it for today. If you are interested in receiving future available minisite domains…

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• Since many names I post receive simultaneous registrations, you may want to use a fast registrar and have your billing information pre-programmed. Or use a program like Roboform to fill in your information.

Update: I’m going to try varying my posting schedule for the next few weeks. Some days I may not post a domain, other days I’ll try to highlight a few different names and do a more detailed writeup of possible minisite concepts or end user sales possibilities.

I’m also going to start emailing some names exclusively to my mailing list subscribers and tweeting others just for my Twitter followers.

Related post: Review of April’s Minisite Domains