Web Design for Real Estate. Sell the Agency, Not Just the Listings.

Typically 7 to 12 weeks from kickoff to launch. Multi office agencies with large teams and property management requirements sit toward the longer end. The biggest variables are CRM integration complexity, agent profile content readiness and feedback turnaround.

Yes. We can integrate with AgentBox, Rex, VaultRE, Eagle and other real estate CRMs where suitable API access or integration options are available. Listings, sold results and agent listing associations can sync automatically so there's less manual data entry.

If you're part of a franchise network, we work within the brand guidelines while maximising the design and content flexibility available. Some franchise systems are more restrictive than others. We assess what's possible during the kickoff and advise accordingly.

Yes. We handle copywriting based on the information gathered during kickoff, agent interviews and internal resources. For suburb content, we combine your agents' local knowledge with approved market information to create pages that feel genuine and useful, not generic descriptions copied from Wikipedia. Agent profiles get read more than almost any other page on an agency site, and they cannot be written generically, because a vendor is choosing a person rather than a brand. We give each agent a short template so it takes ten minutes rather than holding up launch.

Adding and removing agent profiles is designed to be fast and straightforward. We build the team section so profile changes aren't a development project, the site should always reflect the current team. CRM synced content like listings updates automatically where the integration supports it.

Every site we build includes SEO foundations: schema where appropriate, heading structure, metadata, page speed, mobile first performance, office pages and suburb pages designed to support local visibility. The portals will keep the listing searches, but the appraisal searches are winnable, and that is a longer game.

The agency does. Domain, hosting, code and admin access in your name at handover. That includes any listing feed integration, which agencies often find is the single thing tying them to a provider they have outgrown. We build it so it can be handed over cleanly, because a website you cannot leave is not an asset.

Most of it sits with you. Agents come and go, profiles need updating, and that should never require an invoice. We show your team how before handover. Structural changes are a separate conversation and you are free to have it with us, your own developer, or nobody. No support agreement is attached to the build as a condition.

Nothing dramatic, because the work happens before it. We push live at a quiet time and watch it. The website launch checklist is the same 42 point list we work from.

If you deal with government, institutions or anyone with a procurement process, expect to be asked. Beyond that it is better practice and most fixes improve the site for everyone. The accessibility quick check runs 20 WCAG checkpoints and prioritises what to fix first.

You approve it before build. Homepage and an agent profile page first, since those two do most of the work. The context worth knowing: an agency site is being compared to portals with large design budgets, and competing on polish alone is a losing game. What wins is looking like the agency a vendor would trust with their largest asset, which is a different brief.

Either, in the agency's name. The specific consideration is your listing feed, since that integration is often what ties an agency to a provider it has outgrown. We build it so it can move with you. Traffic also spikes when a notable listing goes live, so hosting is sized for that rather than a quiet Tuesday.