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Real estate web design

Property owners and buyers arrive with different questions. Your website should explain both routes: the marketing service and available properties with the information needed for a relevant inquiry.

Before structuring the pages, we review the sales process: where property data comes from, how images are approved and who updates listing status. This determines whether an editable CMS is enough or an integration needs assessment.

Start with the existing website, data source and main audiences. Buyers, owners and investors need separate paths where the offer and process actually differ.

Working together

From your offer to the finished website

Step 01

Agree needs and content

Review the offer, visitor questions, existing website and required content.

Step 02

Structure and implementation

Plan pages and contact paths, agree the design and implement the agreed functionality.

Step 03

Verify and hand over

Check mobile and desktop, inquiry paths and agreed foundations, then explain content editing.

Planned scope

Web Design for Real Estate Agents

We agree these tasks based on your situation. Integrations and additional systems are assessed separately.

Serve property owners

Explain marketing services, the approach and contact options for property owners.

Organize property listings

Present property details, photographs and inquiries in an agreed structure.

Keep listings editable

Agree the CMS, existing agency software and responsibility for current listings.

Connect the inquiry to the property

Show the relevant property and keep that context in the inquiry process.

Data source and updates

Review your property system or CMS: who publishes, updates and removes listings?

Distinguish owners from buyers

Give property owners and prospective buyers relevant pages and contact choices.

Latest projects

Plant Plast and Deleyna: two recent website projects built with Payload CMS and Next.js.

Documented project examples

These examples show the work and its implementation. We assess the right solution for your business from your starting point.

Separate paths for properties and owners

A property page helps buyers make a decision with location, key details, usable images and an inquiry tied to the property. An owner page explains which properties you market, how the process starts and whom to contact. These two journeys need clear labels and appropriate next steps.

Before design, we establish where property data comes from and how it reaches the website. An integration needs defined fields, image handling, updates and a policy for sold properties. It becomes part of the project once access and functionality are established.

Pricing

Agree price and scope before starting

Real estate website

New website or relaunch with an individually agreed scope. Clear pages and contact paths · Editable CMS as agreed · Agreed search foundations

from €3,000
one-off
Discuss the scope: Real estate website

Ongoing care

Separate scope by agreement. Agreed support and content · Priorities based on available data · Regular checks within the agreed scope

€350
per month
Discuss the scope: Ongoing care

Not sure where to start?

We assess the existing website and agree the next steps first.

Start with a free check: Not sure where to start?

Questions before the website project

We assess the data source, interface and desired scope. A link, embed and import are different tasks. We agree and quote the appropriate option before implementation.

With distinct entry points and relevant contact paths. Owners need marketing information, while buyers need details about a property. A single unclear form often does not serve both well.

Verification follows the visitor journey: Show the relevant property and keep that context in the inquiry process. We also review the agreed content, links, mobile use and contact paths. Delivery and any custom functionality have their own test cases.

Yes, where the content and technology provide suitable foundations. We assess the current website first. A rebuild depends on actual needs, and key content and URLs are considered during a relaunch.

Your offer, contacts, existing copy, photographs and systems are useful. We agree what can be reused, improved or created. You or your team remain responsible for approving the professional content.

Discuss your website project

Tell us which offer your website needs to explain and the contacts you want to reach. We discuss the right scope and next step.