Website Development for Real Estate Agencies

A website for an agency serves owners and buyers at once, and on a small screen only one thing can come first.

• The first screen carries a valuation button for owners and a search box for buyers, in that order where you are short of homes to sell.
• Under it stand the newest homes and, for owners, the homes sold most recently, so both see at once that the agency is active.

Owners choose a person before they choose a company, and many agency websites show the team as a row of small portraits.

• Each agent has a page with a proper photo, the districts covered, the homes sold and a direct phone number that can be tapped.
• For that we need portraits taken in one style, a few lines each agent writes personally, and consent to show the homes they have sold.

A listing is mostly photographs, and it is opened on a phone by someone standing outside the house with your board on it.

• Homes arrive from the same system that feeds the portals, with the status shown, so nobody enters a property twice or forgets to mark it sold.
• Photos are prepared in lighter versions, and before launch every form, phone link and agent page is tried on a real phone.