Web Development
Company websites, online shops and web applications, built in Next.js. TechPlay’s database of more than 200,000 games runs on the same stack.
Websites for real estate agencies where every listing can be searched, found on Google and enquired about, from home or from abroad.
We build websites for real estate agencies where buyers and tenants search every listing with filters and a map, each property has its own page that search engines can read, and every enquiry reaches the agent in charge with the listing reference attached.
- How long does a real estate website take?
- A site with listings, filters and a map usually takes 6–10 weeks, depending on the data source, the import and languages.
- How much does a real estate agency website cost?
- A site with your listings, filters and enquiries starts from €1,800.
- Who owns the listings and the site?
- The agency does.
What this service includes
Listings come over from the software, portal export or spreadsheet you use now, so the site starts full rather than empty. Agents keep it current from a phone, and buyers from the diaspora and abroad read it in their own language.
Type, location, price, size, rooms and features, with results on a map and in a list, and the pin exact or approximate, as you choose for each listing.
Each property at its own address, with title, description, photos and structured data, and sold listings handled cleanly instead of turning into errors. On TechPlay, our own platform, each of more than 200,000 games has such a page, and removed titles tell search engines they are gone.
Case study: TechPlayListings brought over from your agency software, a portal export or a spreadsheet, so nobody retypes hundreds of properties, and kept in sync where the source allows it.
Each listing shows the agent in charge, and an enquiry arrives with the listing reference, so the right agent replies about the right property.
English and German versions, prices in local currency and in euros, and viewing requests that work across time zones, including viewings by video call.
Agents add listings with photos from a phone, mark them reserved or sold, and the site updates immediately.
Web Application Development
Why agencies come to us
- Listings live on portals, where a buyer sees competitors' properties next to yours and the agency's own name is easy to miss.
- The agency site shows a handful of out-of-date properties, because adding one means typing it in a second time.
- Buyers from the diaspora and abroad look from another country, in another language, and cannot tell which listings are still available.
A clear process, from scope to delivery
Listings, sources and scope
What you receiveA written scope with the data source, filters and a fixed price.
Search and listing prototype
What you receiveA prototype your agents have searched on a phone.
Build and import
What you receiveA staging site with your real listings.
Launch
What you receiveA live site where every listing can be found.
Thirty days of care, included
What you receiveAgents who add and close listings on their own.
Chosen for the work, not for the trend
We choose tools based on the requirements of the project, your existing systems and what will be practical to maintain after delivery. Below are the technologies we typically use for this type of work, and why.
Next.js + React
Each listing is a page rendered on the server: fast on a phone and complete for search engines.
PostgreSQL + PostGIS
Listings and their locations in one database, so filters and map searches stay fast as the number of listings grows.
OpenStreetMap or Google Maps
Maps for search and listing pages, with OpenStreetMap data, or Google Maps if you prefer it.
Cloudflare
Photos and pages cached close to buyers, wherever in the world they browse from.
The work stays with you
Every listing findable
A page per property, in the sitemap, with sold ones handled cleanly.
Enquiries to the right agent
Each with the listing reference and the buyer's contact.
Listings managed from a phone
Agents add, edit, reserve and close listings without a developer.
Code and data you own
Site, domain and the listing database registered to the agency from day one.
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Questions about this service?
If you cannot find the answer below, send us your question. A member of our team will reply within one business day.
Ask a question01How long does a real estate website take?
A site with listings, filters and a map usually takes 6–10 weeks, depending on the data source, the import and languages. The timeline is in the written scope, and you follow progress on a staging link.
02How much does a real estate agency website cost?
A site with your listings, filters and enquiries starts from €1,800. Import and sync from agency software, map search and several languages make it a web application, from €4,500. The final price comes in writing after a short call and does not change.
03Who owns the listings and the site?
The agency does. Code, domain and the listing database are registered to you from day one, and full ownership transfers on final payment.
04Can you import listings from a portal or our current software?
If the source offers an export, a feed or an API, yes, and the scope says what is imported and how often. Where there is none, a one-time import from a spreadsheet gets the site started.
05What happens to a listing when the property is sold?
You mark it sold. It can stay visible as a reference for a while or be removed, and a removed page tells search engines it is gone instead of turning into an error.
06Can the site be in several languages?
Yes. Fields such as property type, rooms and features are translated once from a fixed list, and descriptions are added in each language by your agents or a translator.
Often combined with
SEO
Technical fixes first, then pages written for the searches your customers make. You get a report every month.
Digital Marketing
Google and Meta campaigns, run against a cost per enquiry that we agree with you before anything goes live.