
Selected work · Real estate
Real Estate Website Project
A custom website for a South Bay real estate agent, combining property search, neighborhood guides and a CRMLS IDX feed integration.
Explore the projectWebsite design, development and SEO for US Realtors and real estate teams. Connect your local knowledge, buyer and seller services, and property information in one clear website.
Someone planning a move needs more than a list of properties. Help visitors understand your market, the support you provide and why they should start a conversation with your team.

Selected work · Real estate
A custom website for a South Bay real estate agent, combining property search, neighborhood guides and a CRMLS IDX feed integration.
Explore the project →Create distinct pages for buying and selling, with useful information about your process and the next step. Make it easy for visitors to choose the support they need without navigating through unrelated content.
Build neighborhood and area pages around genuine knowledge of the places you serve. Include practical property and market information your team can maintain, alongside clear ways to ask a question.
Bring together approved agent profiles, contact options and property information. If listings are part of the scope, agree how visitors move from a property to an inquiry and who receives it.
Here is an illustrative route for a buyer researching a neighborhood. We adapt the pages and contact options to your market, services and available listing information.
A useful area page introduces the places you actually serve and helps visitors find relevant property information.
Connect that page to your buying service and agent profiles so visitors can understand how your team can help.
Offer a clear property inquiry or a general buying inquiry, with a confirmation that explains what happens next.
Illustrative website journey. This is a planning example, not a client case study or a promise of results.
Plan SEO alongside the website structure. Give your buyer, seller and neighborhood pages a distinct purpose, supported by useful content and clear links between them.
Search rankings, traffic and inclusion in AI answers cannot be guaranteed.
Explore SEO and AI SearchA property feed can be part of the project when it fits your business. We assess the available provider, access and display requirements before recommending an integration.
See how we design and build websitesIf you use an IDX provider or RESO feed, we review the available access, permissions, fields and update behavior. Provider fees and any restrictions are confirmed before the integration enters the scope.
A property feed is not required for every website. We can also focus the site on your services, team and local expertise, with links to an existing property platform where appropriate.
Tell us about your team, the areas you serve and what your website needs to do. If property search matters to your project, let us know which provider you currently use.
Discuss your projectYes. We can review the structure, content, mobile experience and inquiry journey before recommending targeted improvements or a rebuild. We preserve useful pages and plan redirects where URLs need to change.
Yes. The structure depends on your services, market and team. We agree the pages, content responsibilities and inquiry destinations before design begins.
We can assess an integration using your chosen provider or available feed. Access, permissions, provider capabilities, licensing and additional costs must be confirmed before we commit to the implementation.
Your team supplies or approves market information, property details, images, business claims and any required notices. We help organize and present that content, with review steps before publication.
The website scope defines the search setup included at launch. Ongoing SEO, Google Ads, Meta Ads and website support are discussed separately, with an agreed scope and budget.