Real estate website design
Real estate website design built around your neighborhoods
A fast, custom site that shows your listings, your areas and your track record, and turns visitors into valuation requests and showings.
Free. Results in a couple of minutes. No call needed.
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What your next client sees
AI answer
For a house hunt in Austin, agents people often call:
Brokerage ABrokerage BBrokerage C
Map results
- Brokerage A
- Brokerage B
brokerage-a.com › home search
brokerage-b.com › home search
HOW CLIENTS FIND YOU NOW
One search, three places to win.
Clients reach an agent through a Google search, a Maps listing, an AI answer, a yard sign or a referral. Wherever they come from, they land on your site, and it has seconds to show you know the area and make it easy to get in touch.
homes for sale in Austin with a pool
Google search and Maps
Someone searches "condo realtor downtown Chicago", or your name after a referral. A fast site with real neighborhood pages ranks and looks credible. A template shared by a hundred other agents does neither.
What we do: We design neighborhood and agent pages that load fast on a phone and are built to rank.
AI answers
When someone asks ChatGPT or Google AI Overviews which agent knows an area, the answer draws on clear, well-structured pages. A site that states who you are, where you work and what you have sold is easier to quote.
What we do: We build in schema and answer-first pages from the first day.
Your site itself
Once a visitor lands, they want listings, local proof and an easy next step. Slow listing search, stock photos and long forms send them back to the portals.
What we do: We pair fast listing search with short valuation and showing forms.
Then they call the brokerage that showed up clearest.
WHAT WE DO
Designed to be found, built to get the call.
One build, three jobs: a custom design that shows your market, SEO and AI search built in from the first page, and conversion so visitors become clients.
Design and build
A site that looks like your brokerage, not a template.
- Custom design around your brand, photography and areas
- IDX listing search that stays fast on a phone
- Neighborhood, agent and recent-sales pages
- A content setup your team can update without a developer
- Accessibility basics: contrast, alt text and keyboard use
Client result
1,270 to 3,330
monthly clicks from Google, an SEO result
Ernest-Brooks International, London estate agency (UK), website and SEO. Measured September 2025 to August 2026.
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HOW THE BUILD WORKS
What happens, and when.
A typical build moves through four stages. How long each takes depends on page count, the IDX setup and how quickly content arrives, and you approve the design before anything goes live.
- 1Stage 1
Discovery
We learn your markets, clients and brand, review your current site and rankings, and plan the pages and the IDX setup.
- 2Stage 2
Design approval
You see the homepage and key page designs and ask for changes. Nothing moves to build until you approve.
- 3Stage 3
Build
We build the site, connect IDX and your CRM, write or place the content, and set up redirects and tracking.
- 4Stage 4
Launch
You review the finished site before it goes live. We launch, check indexing and forms, and fix anything that slipped.
After launch your team can add sales, news and neighborhood updates. Ongoing SEO is optional and agreed separately.
BY BUSINESS TYPE
Planned for how you work.
Each part of real estate needs a different kind of site, so we design for the clients you serve.
- Solo agents and small teamsA personal brand site that turns referrals and sign calls into meetings.
- BrokeragesOffice, agent and recruiting pages under one brand, easy for each agent to keep current.
- LuxuryLarge photography, video tours and a discreet inquiry path.
- Property managementSeparate paths for owners and tenants, a clear services page and maintenance requests.
- Commercial and investmentListings by asset type, deal summaries and investor inquiry forms.
- New homesCommunity pages, floor plans and appointment booking for builder sales teams.
Designed within Fair Housing and license rules
Real estate sites carry legal detail that many templates skip. Most states require the brokerage name, and some a license number, in advertising, which includes your website, and showing the Equal Housing Opportunity logo or statement is standard practice. Listings shown through IDX must follow your MLS display rules, the site should meet accessibility basics, and forms that lead to texts or calls need clear consent. Property descriptions focus on the home, never on who should live there. You approve every page before it goes live.
Cost depends on page count, the IDX and CRM setup, how many agents and offices you have and how much writing you need. Our website plans are on the pricing page, and on the first call we tell you which one fits.
QUESTIONS
Real estate website design, answered.
01How long does a real estate website take to build?
It depends mostly on page count, the IDX setup and how quickly content and photos arrive. A single-agent site moves faster than a brokerage with several offices and dozens of agent profiles. We give you a typical timeline after discovery, and you approve the design before the build starts.
02Can you connect our IDX and CRM?
In most cases, yes. We connect the IDX provider and CRM you already use, so listings stay current and leads arrive where your agents already work. Your MLS decides how listings may be displayed, so we check its rules with your provider before the design is final.
03Will we lose our Google rankings when we switch sites?
A redesign can lose rankings when old pages vanish without redirects. We map your current pages, keep what ranks, redirect the rest and watch Search Console after launch. Some movement in the first weeks is normal; the plan is built to keep it small.
04Do we see the design before it goes live?
Yes. You review the homepage and key page designs first and ask for changes, then review the finished site before launch. You see and approve the design before it goes live.
05Is SEO included in the build?
The SEO foundation is part of every build: page structure, speed, schema, redirects and answer-first pages. Ongoing SEO, such as new neighborhood content each month, is a separate service you can add if you want it.
06We are an estate or letting agent outside the US. Can you build for us?
Yes. In the UK people search for estate agents and letting agents, while realtor and real estate agent are common in Canada and Australia. Ernest-Brooks International, the London estate agency in the result above, works with us on its website and SEO. Listing feeds and advertising rules differ by country, so we plan around yours.
07What does a real estate website cost?
It depends on page count, IDX and CRM work, the number of agents and offices and how much writing you need. Our website plans are on the pricing page, and we tell you on the first call which one fits.
Start with a free check of your current site. Then see the new one.
Enter your site and the clients you want more of. We show where it stands on Google, on Maps and in AI answers, free, with no call needed.
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