Miami, Florida

Miami software development company for real estate tech

We build custom software, web and mobile apps, and AI tools for Miami businesses. Our Miami work includes CitySeek, the city's rental marketplace, and LuxeHQ, the agent app for Luxe Miami. We're based in Bakersfield, California, and work with Miami clients remotely.

Aerial view of Brickell Key and the Miami skyline across Biscayne Bay
Our Miami work

Miami software we've designed and built

Two products used across Miami's real estate market every day. Screenshots and numbers are from the live sites in October 2026.

CitySeek home page with the headline Miami rentals, made effortless and a search bar over the Miami skyline

Rental marketplace

CitySeek

Miami's rental marketplace: renters search apartments, condos, houses, and townhouses by neighborhood, building, or map, and owners list for free.

  • 18,000+ active listings
  • 166 apartment communities
  • 40+ neighborhoods
  • Neighborhood matching quiz
LuxeHQ on iPad showing a three-column grid of Miami buildings, with an iPhone playing a unit walkthrough

Agent app for Luxe Miami

LuxeHQ

An iPhone and iPad app that puts a walkthrough video of every unit Luxe Miami represents in its agents' pockets, ready to send to a client.

  • Every unit on video
  • Private links that expire after 7 days
  • Background uploads
  • Built for iPhone and iPad
Miami by the numbers

Where Miami renters are searching

Miami renters and buyers search by neighborhood and building first, and listings are spread unevenly across the city. That's why the software we build for Miami is organized the same way: neighborhood pages, building pages, and search that understands names like Brickell, Edgewater, and Sunny Isles.

Where Miami renters are searching
CategoryListings
Miami Beach
1,688
Brickell
1,441
Downtown
1,065
Sunny Isles
764
Edgewater
743
North Miami
621
Wynwood
504
Coral Gables
488
Midtown
294
Coconut Grove
193
Active rental listings by neighborhood on cityseekmiami.com, October 2026.
The Miami market

Software built for how Miami does business

Miami runs on real estate, hospitality, trade, and a steady stream of new companies, and a lot of its customers are moving in from other cities and countries. Good software here has to work for someone shopping from far away, in English or Spanish, on a phone.

  • Real estate and rentals. Buyers and renters search by building and neighborhood, and many decide before they visit. Video walkthroughs, live availability, and clear pricing do the selling. See our real estate app development work.
  • English and Spanish. Sites, apps, and AI chatbots that work in both languages, instead of a Spanish page nobody keeps up to date.
  • Hospitality and services. Booking, guest messaging, and an AI receptionist that answers when the front desk is busy.
  • Logistics and trade. Shipment tracking, quoting, and dispatch tools for companies moving goods through South Florida. See logistics software development.
  • Startups. A focused first version to test the idea with real users, built to grow. See MVP development.
Miami Beach condo towers and palm trees with the downtown skyline across the bay
Working with us

How we work with Miami clients

We're based in Bakersfield, California, and every Miami project runs the same way as the rest of our work. It starts with a free call about what you need. You get a written scope and a fixed price before any work begins, then regular video check-ins and preview links you can click through as the product comes together. You own the code from day one.

A focused MVP can launch within a few weeks, and from there the timeline depends on the features you need. To see a price range first, try our app development cost calculator, or book a call and talk it through.

Questions

Software development in Miami: common questions

Can't find what you're looking for? Reach out and we'll answer directly.

No. We're based in Bakersfield, California, and we build software for Miami businesses remotely. Two of our best-known products, CitySeek and LuxeHQ, are used across Miami's real estate market every day.