Service
A real estate website for your agency or development
A filterable property catalog, a map, a buyer account, and sync with OLX and DOM.RIA. You manage listings in your CRM — the site's database updates automatically. In 6-8 weeks, buyers are browsing a catalog of your properties.
What's included
A property catalog built on one catalog, current everywhere
Agency owners spend hours on manual updates: a property sold on OLX, but it's still live on the site. We solve that at the architecture level
- Filterable catalog. Property type, district, floor, size, price — any combination. Buyers find a match in 2 steps, not 15 clicks.
- Property map. An interactive, clustered map. Buyers see where a property is, not just what it costs.
- Sync with OLX and DOM.RIA. We set up export feeds: update a listing in your CRM and it updates on the site, while OLX and DOM.RIA pull the fresh data. Sell it, and it drops everywhere.
- Buyer account. Saved listings, requests, comparison of up to 4 options. Buyers come back instead of searching from scratch.
- 360° photos and video tours. Matterport integration or upload your own 360° content straight into the listing card.
- Agent / developer profile. Photo, contacts, and the properties of a specific agent or project — a dedicated page for each.
- Forms and requests. A viewing form, a callback form, a valuation request — set up to match your sales process.
Case studies
Not a mockup of "how it could look" — sites that sell properties
Process
Launching a real estate website — a catalog with your properties
Brief and architecture
We map out how many properties you have, which filters you need, whether there's a CRM, and which feeds to connect. Deliverable: a sitemap, a technical spec, and a fixed quote.
Design
Listing cards, the filter page, the map, the buyer account — mockups for all key screens. Three rounds of revisions in the budget. Deliverable: final mockups and a design system.
Development and integrations
Catalog, filters, map, account. We set up the OLX / DOM.RIA feeds and CRM sync. Weekly staging deploys. Deliverable: a working staging site, all integrations, and a test property database.
Launch
Redirects from the old site, property import, Google Search Console, analytics. Deliverable: a live site, a video guide to the admin panel, and 30 days of free support.
FAQ
Questions before you start
Let's talk
Show us your catalog — we'll propose an architecture in 30 minutes
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Learn more
A real estate website for an agency or developer: what matters, what it costs, where people go wrong
A real estate website is a catalog, not a brochure. Buyers don't come to read about the company: they want to find a property that fits their criteria, view photos, compare, and get in touch. If the site can't let them do that in 2-3 minutes, they head to DOM.RIA or OLX and never come back.
The most common mistake when building a real estate website is a manual catalog. It's the main reason these sites die within six months — the agent updates OLX, the site, and the CRM separately until they give up somewhere. We set up CRM integration and export feeds: update a property once and it's current everywhere, with OLX and DOM.RIA pulling fresh data from the feed.
The property map is a conversion tool. In our experience, buyers open a listing from the map more often than from the list. An interactive, clustered map lets buyers see where properties are at a glance, even when there are a hundred of them.
The buyer account solves the return-visit problem. Someone saves 3 options, compares them, and comes back a week later. Without an account, they either lose the link or end up back on OLX.
360° photos and video tours increase the number of qualified inquiries. A buyer who has "walked through" an apartment online arrives with more serious intent. We support Matterport and your own 360° content.
SEO for a real estate website is first of all local queries and catalog semantics. "Apartment in Kharkiv," "new build downtown," "commercial property" — a dedicated page for each cluster. We build the catalog structure with SEO in mind right at the brief. If needed, a separate local SEO track. Local SEO →
A real estate CRM helps here. If your agency already manages listings in its own system, we integrate it. If you don't have a CRM yet — there's Apros CRM. CRM implementation →
Timeline for a real estate website — 6-8 weeks for a standard catalog, 8-10 weeks if you need feeds and a complex buyer account. Run your own case through the calculator or book a call →





