Real estate and property website design
In property the website is rarely the thing that closes the sale, and it is almost always the thing that decides whether a buyer is worth your sales team’s time. The single most valuable thing it can do is qualify — surface configuration, price band, location and possession date clearly enough that the enquiries reaching your team are from people who already know what they are asking about.
See it working
Judge the work before you talk to us.
Configuration tables, floor plans, an EMI calculator and a lead form built for a sales team.
It is a real site, not screenshots. Open it on your phone, use the navigation, start a booking and stop where you like. Nothing is faked and nothing is behind a form.
Open the real estate demoWhat it has to do
What this kind of website has to get right.
These are the things that decide whether the site pays for itself. We would apply them whether or not you hire us, so they are written to be useful on their own.
Every unit type given its own honest detail
Configuration, carpet and built-up area, orientation, floor plans and what is actually included. Buyers compare these across developers line by line, and vagueness reads as something being hidden.
Location explained, not just pinned
Distance to schools, hospitals, transport, workplaces and what is being built nearby. For a buyer this is half the decision, and it is the part a map alone does not answer.
Affordability made concrete
A payment schedule and a repayment calculator turn an abstract price into a monthly number the buyer can judge. This is the single feature that most reliably increases enquiry quality in this category.
A site visit is the real conversion, not a form fill
The goal is a booked visit with a date, not a name on a list. Capturing preferred day, configuration of interest and budget band lets the sales team arrive prepared and cuts the qualifying call entirely.
Regulatory disclosures handled properly
Most markets require registration numbers, disclaimers and accurate area definitions on property marketing. These are built in as structured, readable content rather than an image of a certificate nobody can read on a phone.
In the build
What a property enquiry website includes.
Built for developers, project marketers and channel partners selling a specific project. Typically live in 4–6 weeks.
Included as standard
- Configuration-wise pricing and availability
- Interactive floor plans and specifications
- EMI calculator with live monthly figures
- Amenities, location advantages and drive times
- Construction progress and RERA disclosure
- Site-visit booking with date, time and budget
- Campaign landing pages for ads
Added when it earns its place
- CRM integration (Salesforce, Zoho, LeadSquared)
- Virtual tour / 360°
- Channel-partner portal
- Multi-project microsites
How the price is decided
Every project is quoted individually against a written scope, because a five-page site and a fifty-page site are not the same job. You get one fixed price and a delivery date before any payment — no hourly billing, and no line items appearing at the end. If something you have asked for is not worth building yet, we will say so and take it out of the number.
Ask for a proposalBefore you ask
Questions we get from property & interiors clients.
- Can the site pull listings from the system we already use?
- If your CRM or listing platform exposes a feed or an API, yes — listings stay in one place and the site reflects them. Where inventory is small and changes slowly, as with a single project, managing it on the site directly is simpler and faster than an integration nobody maintains.
- Do enquiries go straight into our CRM?
- Yes. Enquiries can be pushed into your CRM with the source, project and unit type attached, so your team knows which listing produced the lead and your marketing spend can be judged honestly.
- We are a brokerage, not a developer. Is this the same thing?
- The build is similar but the emphasis moves. A developer sells one project deeply, so the site goes into detail on configurations and progress. A brokerage sells many properties shallowly, so search, filtering and freshness matter more, and each listing needs to stand on its own in search results.
- Do we need a separate microsite for each project?
- For a large launch, often yes — it can carry its own branding and rank for the project name, which buyers search directly. For a smaller portfolio it fragments your authority across several weak sites instead of building one strong one.
What owners in this trade tell us
Related work.
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