Do you use an IDX provider or connect to the MLS directly?

Either. Many brokers start with an IDX provider they already pay for. Where the MLS offers the RESO Web API and your agreement allows it, we can pull listings directly for more control over search and page design. Either way, listings follow your MLS display rules.

Can leads go into the CRM we already use?

Yes. We send tour requests and inquiries into CRMs like Follow Up Boss, HubSpot, or Salesforce through their APIs, tagged with the listing and page they came from, so agents don't retype anything.

Can a broker website compete with Zillow and Realtor.com?

Not on every search, and anyone who promises that isn't being straight with you. You can win the searches where your local knowledge beats theirs: building names, neighborhoods, and niche property types. That's what building and neighborhood pages are for.

Do you build agent apps as well as websites?

Yes. LuxeHQ is an iPhone and iPad app we built for Luxe Miami agents, with a walkthrough video of every unit, background uploads, and private share links. We can build an app alongside your website or on its own.

Who owns the website and the data?

You do. The code, the domain, and every lead and listing record belong to your brokerage from day one, so you're never locked into a platform's monthly fee to keep your own website.

Solutions

Real estate website development for brokers and agents

Built to bring in leads, not just show listings.

Quote my real estate site See our work

Real estate agent going over listings on a laptop with two clients in a high-rise apartment

A real estate website has two jobs. It has to win the search, so buyers and renters find your listings instead of a portal's, and it has to hand every serious lead to the right agent fast. Template sites do neither well. We build custom real estate websites and agent apps for brokers: IDX listing search, agent and neighborhood pages, leads that land in your CRM, and video walkthroughs clients open in the browser. It's the same work behind LuxeHQ, the agent app we built for Luxe Miami.

Part of our real estate and proptech software work.

Miami neighborhoods in the LuxeHQ agent app, from Brickell to Fisher Island →

What we build

Real estate broker website design for every kind of brokerage

Brokerage websites

A site for the whole brokerage: every listing, every agent, and neighborhood pages that bring in search traffic you don't have to pay a portal for.

Agent and team websites

A personal brand site for a top agent or team, with their listings, sold history, reviews, and a contact path that goes straight to them.

Luxury and new development sites

Buildings and listings where photography, video, and floor plans carry the sale, presented the way the price point demands.

Agent apps for showings

A private iPhone and iPad app for your agents: every unit on video, searchable by building and neighborhood, and shareable with a client in seconds.

Rental and leasing brokers

Rental search, verified listings, and tour requests for brokers who lease more than they sell. See apartment website design for single buildings.

Property search portals

A search-first portal for a city or niche, with map search, saved searches, and alerts, built to compete on one market rather than every market.

Real work

LuxeHQ: the agent app we built for Luxe Miami

LuxeHQ puts a walkthrough video of every unit in every building Luxe Miami represents on its agents' iPhones and iPads. Agents find a unit in seconds, send a client a private link that opens in the browser, or film and upload a new walkthrough on the spot. The screens below are from the live product.

Every unit

On video, for every building Luxe Miami represents

7 days

Before a client share link expires

No app

Needed on the client's side to watch

iPhone + iPad

Native layouts for both screens

LuxeHQ iPhone screens showing a building list, a building photo card, and a unit walkthrough video, above four feature cards — The LuxeHQ app: buildings, unit walkthroughs, and a full-screen player with adaptive streaming.

LuxeHQ building search on iPhone with a neighborhood filter listing Brickell, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, and Edgewater — Find any building by name, or filter by neighborhood.

A text conversation where an agent sends a client a LuxeHQ walkthrough link for a unit at Solstice Brickell — Agents share a private link in Messages, WhatsApp, or email.

The LuxeHQ client viewing page with the agent's name, the building, floor plan details, and a walkthrough video — The client's page: the agent, the building, the floor plan, and the video. No app needed.

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What's included

IDX websites for realtors, and everything around them

IDX and MLS listing search

Live listings from your MLS through an IDX provider or the RESO Web API, displayed the way your MLS rules require, on pages that are part of your own site.

Map and neighborhood search

Buyers search by map, neighborhood, school, or building, and every search can be saved with email alerts when something new matches.

Agent pages

A page per agent with their bio, listings, and reviews, so leads from a listing go to the agent who owns it.

Leads routed into your CRM

Tour requests and questions go straight into the CRM you already use, such as Follow Up Boss, HubSpot, or Salesforce, tagged with the listing and the page they came from.

Video walkthroughs and private share links

Agents film a unit, upload it from their phone, and send a private link that opens in the client's browser and expires on its own, as in LuxeHQ.

Building and neighborhood pages

Pages for the buildings and areas you know best, written for the searches buyers make, so your expertise shows up in Google.

Fast, search-friendly pages

Quick load times on phones, clean URLs, and RealEstateListing and RealEstateAgent structured data, so Google can read every listing and agent page.

A dashboard for your team

See which listings, pages, and campaigns bring in leads, and which agents follow up fastest, without exporting spreadsheets.

From search to showing

How a buyer becomes a client on a broker website

Each step either builds trust or loses the lead to a portal. This is the path we design for.

Step 1

Search listings

By map, neighborhood, building, or price.

Step 2

Save and get alerts

New matches arrive by email, from you.

Step 3

Ask about a home

A tour request tied to that listing.

Step 4

Reach the right agent

Routed into your CRM in seconds.

Step 5

Watch the walkthrough

A private video link before the showing.

Step 6

Show and close

The client arrives already sold on the unit.

Our approach

How we run this engagement

Discovery

Map your MLS access, CRM, and how leads move from first inquiry to a showing today.

Design

Wireframes for search, listing, agent, and neighborhood pages, reviewed with your agents.

Build

Listing feed, search, lead routing, and any agent app, with preview links throughout.

Launch and grow

Go live, get indexed, and use lead data to grow the pages that bring in clients.

Tech we use

Built on a proven, modern stack

Next.js

Fast, indexable listing, agent, and neighborhood pages.

React Native

Native iPhone and iPad agent apps from one codebase.

PostgreSQL

Stores listings, agents, saved searches, and leads.

Mapbox

Map search and neighborhood boundaries.

AWS S3

Stores listing photos and walkthrough videos for streaming.

OpenAI

Plain-language search and first-draft listing and neighborhood descriptions.

Questions

Real estate website development questions

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

Ask a question

It depends on scope. An agent site with IDX search is a smaller build than a brokerage platform with custom search, CRM routing, and an agent app. Our app development cost calculator gives a first range, and we confirm a fixed price after a short call.