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Web design and development
Custom company websites, designed around your buyers and built to load fast in both languages.
Websites for developers and brokerages
Real estate website design in Dubai, for launches and listings
Real estate website design in Dubai has two jobs. A developer needs a launch site that is ready on the day sales open. A brokerage needs listings that stay accurate and enquiries that reach an agent while the buyer is still looking. We build both on clean property data, fast pages and a short route from interest to a conversation.
01What makes this sector different
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Launch dates do not move
An off-plan launch, where homes are sold before they are built, is tied to a sales event, an advertising campaign and a permit. The site has to be live, tested and approved before the first advertisement runs. A week late means a week of paid traffic arriving at a holding page.
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One listing, several copies
A unit appears on your website, in your CRM (the system agents use to track buyers) and on portals such as Property Finder and Bayut. When the price changes in one place and not the others, buyers notice. Agents then spend the morning correcting records.
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Many buyers are not in the country
Dubai property attracts buyers who live abroad. They read in their own language, think in their own currency and are awake when your office is closed. A form that accepts only a UAE mobile number turns them away.
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Enquiries cool quickly
A buyer asking about a two-bedroom apartment in Dubai Marina has often put the same question to other brokers. If the enquiry lands in a shared inbox, the agent who knows that building may not see it until the next day.
02What we build
Project microsites for off-plan launches
A microsite is a small site for a single project. It carries the masterplan, unit types, payment plan, location and a registration form. We assemble it from blocks designed once for your brand, so the second launch starts from a working base.
Listings with filters buyers use
Search by community, property type, bedrooms, price, size and completion status. Every filtered view has its own address, so it can be saved, shared or sent by an agent. Each listing is a page that search engines can read, which we cover under SEO and performance.
One source of listing data
We plan the site around the CRM your agents already work in. Listings can be drawn from the same source that supplies portals such as Property Finder and Bayut, so a price is changed once. Every listing has fields for its advertising permit number and QR code.
Enquiries routed to the right agent
Each form records the property, the community and the language of the page it came from. Rules you set decide who receives it: by project, by area, by language or by rota. The agent receives the enquiry with a WhatsApp link, ready to reply.
Brochure and floor plan downloads
Buyers ask for the brochure before anything else. It is offered in return for a name and a contact number, sent at once, and logged against the project. Floor plans also appear on the page as images, for the buyer who prefers not to fill in a form.
Languages and currencies for buyers abroad
English and Arabic come as standard, with further languages added where your buyers are. Prices stay in dirhams, with an indicative conversion beside them if you want one. Phone fields accept international numbers. The layout work is described under Arabic and bilingual websites.
03Points to plan for
- Property advertisements in Dubai need a permit from the Dubai Land Department (DLD), issued through its Trakheesi system, and each permit comes with a QR code that buyers can scan to check the advertisement. Confirm with the DLD or your broker how the permit must appear on your website before launch.
- In Abu Dhabi, the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (ADREC) runs its own permit service for advertising property on websites. If you advertise in more than one emirate, check the requirement with each authority.
- Developers in Dubai register each off-plan project with the DLD and open an escrow account for its sales. Ask your compliance team which registration details belong on the launch site, and confirm with the DLD.
- Enquiry forms collect personal data, which falls under the UAE's data protection law, Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021. Ask your legal adviser how it applies to your forms, your CRM and buyers you contact abroad.
04Related services
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Arabic and bilingual websites
English and Arabic websites with right-to-left layouts, Arabic type and copy written for Arabic readers.
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SEO and performance
Technical audits, website speed optimisation and search set-up, reported with measurements and no ranking promises.
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Questions
Questions, answered
How much does a real estate website cost in Dubai?
Three things decide it: the number of page designs, whether listings are entered by hand or drawn from your CRM, and how many languages you need. A single project microsite is a smaller job than a brokerage site with live search.
The pricing page shows where our packages start. We quote a fixed figure once the scope is written down.
Can my website listings sync with Property Finder and Bayut?
Often, yes. The link usually runs through your CRM and not directly between the website and the portal. Many agencies keep listings in a CRM that sends a feed to the portals. The website can read from the same source, so all three show the same price and status.
What is possible depends on your CRM and on each portal's current terms. We check both during discovery and tell you before you approve the quote.
Do I need a permit number on my property website in Dubai?
Property advertisements in Dubai need a permit from the Dubai Land Department, issued through its Trakheesi system. The permit service covers electronic advertisements, and the DLD issues a QR code with each permit.
We are a web studio and cannot advise on compliance. Confirm with the DLD or your broker what must be displayed on your own site, and we will build the fields to match.
How long does it take to build an off-plan project microsite?
It depends mostly on when the content is ready: renders, floor plans, the payment plan and approved copy. The first microsite takes longer, because the design blocks are being created. Later ones reuse them.
Tell us the launch date at the start. We plan backwards from it and say plainly if the date is at risk. The stages are set out in our guide to website timelines.
Can a real estate website capture enquiries from international buyers?
Yes. Forms accept international phone numbers, pages can be offered in the languages your buyers read, and each enquiry records the language and the property viewed. The agent replies by WhatsApp or email, whichever the buyer chose.
Time zones matter as much as language. An automatic reply in the buyer's language, saying when an agent will be in touch, covers the hours your office is closed.
Let's build somethingDubai remembers.
Tell us what you are planning. We will reply with next steps, or a straight answer if we are not the right fit.