Real-estate websites
Show sellers and landlords why your agency belongs on their shortlist, then make it easy to ask for an appraisal or start a conversation. We design and build around your people, local experience and listings, with connections to the CRM that suits your team.
Give people a reason to choose you
A prospective seller needs more than a property search. They need to understand your agents, your local experience, how you market a property and what working with the agency involves.
We shape the design and content around those questions, using the people, work and evidence that make your agency recognisable. Appraisal requests, landlord enquiries and property enquiries get clear paths of their own.
That makes the website a useful destination for someone checking you out after a recommendation, a campaign or an agent conversation. Give that interest somewhere useful to go.
The agency website
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Your agent profiles, service pages, local information and past work show buyers, sellers and landlords what they can expect from you. We bring those details together so the website reflects the agency they will actually deal with.
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We put appraisal requests and relevant contact options where people need them. Each enquiry has a planned destination, with CRM delivery checked against what your system can receive.
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Where the source supports it, a listing feed can carry property information and changes into the website. We check the available data, images and status updates to work out which repeated publishing tasks the connection can take care of.
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A new website does not automatically call for new internal software. We check the feed or API before proposing a change. Keeping a suitable system can avoid replacement work and disruption that the website project never needed.
Relevant work
Our work with Dowling Neylan spans more than a decade, multiple redesigns and changes to listing feeds as the firm’s external systems changed.
The work includes structured property listings and enquiries connected to the active CRM workflow. The website and its connections have been adapted as the business needed them to change.
That is the value behind the long relationship: being able to assess what can be kept, what needs updating and where new development is justified. A change of CRM may still require integration work; it should be a considered decision.
From the current site to the next
We review the existing pages, design, listing source and enquiry handling before recommending what comes next. A tired presentation, awkward appraisal path and unsuitable feed are different problems. They do not necessarily need the same amount of work.
RealMosaic, our managed CMS platform, and RealOnline both support listing-system integrations. We work with common Australian listing feeds and with software vendors on custom connections. The available data and the receiving system’s enquiry options determine what can be connected.
Before launch, we check the useful pages and URLs being carried across, test listing changes and follow an enquiry to its destination. Ongoing hosting, feed maintenance and support help look after the website you have invested in.
Before you enquire
Often, yes. Tell us which system you use. We check the feed or API, any vendor requirements and the enquiry options before confirming the connection.
We check what depends on the old system and what the new one provides. There may be integration or redevelopment work. The aim is to keep the useful website work and change what actually needs changing.
Yes. We can provide a data export for another developer. They may still need to map it and build an import for the receiving system. Exporting the data is one part of a migration.
Show us what you have and what is getting in the way. The platform, access and support arrangements help determine whether a focused change or a rebuild makes sense.
Next step
Tell us what you want to improve: how the agency is presented, the path to an appraisal enquiry or the work involved in keeping listings current. Include the current site and CRM so we can look at the whole job.
Discuss your agency website