Web design for Real Estate
Real estate sites that win the listing before you arrive.
Before the appointment gets booked, the seller has already searched your name. Before the showing, the buyer has judged the home by the website it sits on. Real estate runs its credibility check online — your site is the listing presentation that never goes home.
The portfolio backs it up: a Denver boutique brokerage led by a 23-year broker, a Scottsdale luxury team in the market's top five percent, a Nashville furnished-rental platform with live booking, and a cash-buying investment firm. Four different markets, one shared outcome — each site reads like the top producer in town.
Every build follows how the business actually converts: property search people don't abandon, neighborhood content that earns authority, separate buyer and seller journeys, and lead capture that asks politely instead of charging a toll.
Property search & IDX
Live listings with the filters buyers expect, styled to match your brand instead of looking bolted on.
Listing-presentation ready
A site you can pull up in front of a seller as proof you market homes better than the other agent.
Buyer & seller paths
Separate journeys with their own resources, guides, and calls to action — because they're different customers.
Local SEO
Neighborhood and market pages structured so Google and AI assistants recommend you for your area.
Five builds, one brand
One brand. Five completely different sites.
We took a single luxury real estate brand and designed it five separate times. Same company, same listings, five different personalities. Every one is live — pull them up on your phone and see which one sounds like you.
Version 1
Curated
Listings treated like gallery pieces.
Dusk photography edge to edge over a deep navy palette, with closed volume and years in business stated before the first scroll.
- Homes framed as a collection rather than a feed
- Dusk photography spanning the full width
- Closed volume and years in business up front
- A drag-scroll rail of active listings with prices
- Filters for neighborhood, price, and bedrooms
- Press logos, closed sales, and client quotes throughout
Version 2
Editorial
Quiet, spacious, and print-inspired.
White space and typography carry the whole thing. Nothing shouts, and the homes look more expensive for it.
- Magazine-style pages with wide margins
- Type-led, with photography in support
- A neutral palette that keeps attention on the homes
- Unhurried pacing from section to section
- Full spreads for signature properties
- Reads like a design quarterly
Version 3
Cinematic
Dark, wide, and built on photography.
Every page opens on a full-bleed image, so the property makes its case before a word is read.
- Full-bleed imagery on every landing
- A dark palette with gold detailing
- A refined serif carrying the headlines
- Deliberate, slowed-down scrolling
- Large atmospheric photography throughout
- The look of a home that sold itself
Version 4
The full agent setup
Every tool a working agent needs, in one place.
Live search, valuation capture, and separate tracks for buyers and sellers. The practical build.
- IDX search with live MLS filters
- Home valuation forms wired to capture leads
- Distinct buyer and seller journeys
- Neighborhood and market guides
- Featured and just-listed rows
- Production numbers front and center
Version 5
Modern
Bright, oversized, and app-like.
Huge geometric lettering, cards floating over the photography, and search sitting right in the hero.
- Oversized geometric type as the main event
- Search in the hero instead of buried in a menu
- Layered cards floating over the imagery
- Light and dark sections alternating for pace
- Neighborhood tiles and tidy market tables
- A current look that should age well
Want one of these looks with your name and your listings on it?
Contact us nowRent vs. own
You're probably renting your website.
Luxury Presence, Real Geeks, BoomTown, Wix, Squarespace — the names change, the deal doesn't. Pay to build it, then pay every month to keep it online. Cancel and it disappears.
What renting gets you
- A bill every month for as long as the site exists
- A build that lives on their platform, not in files you hold
- No path to a different host or a different designer
- A restart from zero if you leave, rankings included
What we do instead
- A single fixed price, agreed before anything starts
- The design, the files, and the domain in your name
- Move it to any host you like, or pass it to any developer.
- Run it yourself or hire someone else later — it travels with you
Your IDX feed stays a monthly cost, since that data is licensed from the MLS and never was ours to sell. Hosting runs a few dollars a month wherever you decide to put it.
What's included
In every agent site we build.
Designed from scratch
No template, so your site never turns up looking like the agent down the street.
IDX and MLS search
Buyers browse live listings with the filters they expect, without leaving your site.
Listing pages that sell
Built around the photography, with price, specs, and status where people look first.
Lead capture that converts
Valuation requests, tour bookings, and buyer and seller funnels routed to your inbox or CRM.
Fast, and structured for search
Quick loads and clean markup, which is what Google and AI assistants reward.
Right on every screen
Phone, tablet, desktop.
Yours outright
The domain, the site, and the leads are all yours. No lock-in, no fee to hold onto them.
Real Estate FAQ
Good questions.
Yes. We integrate IDX property search and style it to match your site, so listings feel native instead of like an embedded widget.
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