Websites for property developers, agencies and land projects
Property is bought slowly and carefully. A buyer reads for weeks before he ever speaks to you, and almost all of that reading happens on a phone, at night, on your website and on other people's. What is written there decides whether he arrives at the viewing already half sold, or never arrives at all.
One completed sale covers a property website many times over. So the question worth asking about the site is not what it looks like. It is how many enquiries it produces from people who are actually ready to buy.
What usually goes wrong
Three things that quietly cost this sector money.
- 01
Listings that answer none of the real questions
Photos, a price and a phone number. Nothing about the payment plan, the approvals, the handover date, the service charge or what is actually finished on site. So the buyer calls only to ask the basics, and your team spends its day repeating them.
- 02
Nothing that survives being checked
A cautious buyer with real money will search your project name before he searches your phone number. If the site has no approval documents, no site progress and no named people behind it, he assumes the worst and moves on quietly.
- 03
Enquiries scattered across four inboxes
A form to one address, WhatsApp to a personal number, a phone log in somebody's notebook. Nobody knows how many leads came in last month, so nobody knows which listing or which advert is actually working.
What we build
What goes into a website for real estate and property
- Property and project pages built around what a buyer decides on: price, payment plan, size, handover, location and what is finished so far
- A searchable listing system with filters that match how people actually shop, and pages that each stand on their own in search
- Payment plan and instalment tables that are readable on a phone without pinching
- Approval, legal and ownership documents shown openly, because the cautious buyer is the one with the money
- Site progress galleries and drone footage that get updated, so the project looks alive rather than abandoned
- Every enquiry landing in one place, tagged with the exact unit or project it came from, with a notification to the right person straight away
- Viewing appointments booked without a phone call, including by a buyer in another timezone
- Agent and negotiator pages, so a buyer is contacting a person rather than a switchboard
What changes
The buyer arrives at the conversation already knowing the price, the plan and the paperwork. Your team stops answering the same five questions and starts closing.
How people in this sector actually find you
Property search is local and specific. It is not one phrase, it is thousands of long ones: an area, a number of bedrooms, a scheme name, a payment term. That only works if every project and every area has a real page behind it, which is exactly how these sites get built.
Usually made up of
- Websites and online cataloguesA site that explains what you sell and turns a visitor into an enquiry.
- SEO and content that ranksTechnical fixes, the pages you are missing, and reporting you can read.
- Google Business ProfileCorrect setup and optimisation, or a properly prepared suspension appeal.
- Managed hosting and monthly careHosting, backups, updates and edit time, every month.
How it works
From first message to launch.
The scope and the price are agreed in writing before anything is built, and no phone call is required at any stage.
- 01
Send a message
Tell us what you are trying to build, improve or fix. WhatsApp, email or the form. No call to book.
A conversation, not a sales pitch.
- 02
Scope and price
We write down exactly what is included, what it costs and how long it takes, and send it to you.
No vague scope. No surprise invoice.
- 03
50 percent advance
Once you agree the scope and the price, a 50 percent advance holds your place in the queue.
The balance is due at handover, per the written terms.
- 04
Build and review
We build it and show you progress at the agreed stages, so nothing is a surprise at the end.
Your feedback stays inside the agreed scope.
- 05
Launch and care
It goes live, you get the handover pack, and a care plan keeps it looked after.
Hosting, backups and updates can carry on from here.
One thing this page does not do
- It does not claim a client in this sector. Where there is one, it is named on the work page with that client's permission and nowhere else.
- It does not carry a percentage, a conversion figure or a satisfaction score, because none of those were measured here.
- It does not promise compliance with your regulator. It describes what gets built around the rules. Signing off compliance is your regulator's call, not ours.
Working in real estate and property?
Send your website address for a free review, or a message describing what your website is failing to do. Either way you get a written answer before you pay anything.