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Real estate websites

Real estate websites and project microsites that capture buyer enquiries

Property buyers research a project for weeks before they call. AntsHum handles real estate website design and development for developers and brokers: developer websites, project microsites for each launch and listing portals that answer buyers' questions, show the project properly and make booking a site visit the obvious next step.

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Illustration of a small residential development with a site-visit calendar and a location pin

What buyers look for

Everything a property buyer checks before they call

Most buyers arrive on a phone, often from an ad. Each page is planned around the questions they ask first.

  • Location and connectivity

    An embedded map, distances to schools, offices, hospitals and main roads, and an honest description of the neighbourhood.

  • Floor plans and specifications

    Unit or plot layouts, sizes, specifications and amenities that are easy to browse and zoom on a phone.

  • Price sheet and brochure

    A price-on-request form or a gated brochure and price sheet download, so interest turns into a lead your team can call.

  • Approvals and track record

    Your RERA registration details shown clearly, alongside the developer's completed and ongoing projects.

  • Site-visit booking

    A book-a-visit form, WhatsApp and click-to-call within reach on every screen.

  • Gallery and construction updates

    Renders, walkthrough videos and dated construction photos that load quickly on mobile data.

What we build

Developer websites, project microsites and listing portals

Developer and brokerage websites

The brand website tells buyers who you are: your story, completed and ongoing projects, and how to reach your sales team. We built a developer website of this kind for Bogase Realty, and for SRKP Group we built a single-page brand site with separate layouts for mobile and tablet.

Project microsites

A real estate microsite focuses on one project and receives the traffic from your Google and Meta campaigns. It carries the plans, location, amenities and RERA details for that project, with nothing to distract the buyer. Villa Bellissimo (Urbanize) is a project website for a villa development near Electronic City, and Earthen Hues has individual pages for each of its plotted developments in North Bengaluru. For a single campaign, see our landing page design service.

Listing portals

Brokers with many properties need property listing website development: search, filters, categories and locality pages. For Broker MBA we built a listing portal with sale and rent listings, property search and Bengaluru locality pages that its team can update without a developer.

  • Developer and group brand websites
  • Project microsites for Google and Meta campaigns
  • Listing portals with search and locality pages
  • Listings and projects your team can update

Lead capture

Lead capture: forms, WhatsApp, site visits and CRM

We set up every route a buyer might use to get in touch, and make sure each lead reaches your sales team with its source.

  • Short, focused enquiry forms

    Name, phone and the one or two questions your team needs, such as unit type or budget. Longer forms only where they earn their place.

  • WhatsApp and click-to-call

    Buyers can message or call from any page, with the project name pre-filled so your team knows the context.

  • Site-visit booking

    Preferred date and time captured on the form, with an automatic email confirmation to the buyer.

  • Real estate website with CRM integration

    Enquiries sent straight into CRMs such as Zoho or HubSpot, or any CRM that accepts leads by API or webhook, as Earthen Hues' forms do.

    CRM and WhatsApp integrations

  • Campaign tracking

    Form submissions, calls and WhatsApp clicks tracked in Google Analytics and your ad platforms, so you can see which campaigns bring enquiries.

  • Fast, ad-ready pages

    Lightweight pages and compressed images, so paid clicks don't bounce while a heavy gallery loads.

Trust

RERA details and trust signals

Buyers look for signs that a project is genuine before they share a phone number. Display your RERA registration details where your project is advertised: on the project microsite, the project page of your main website and any campaign landing pages. You provide the registration details, and we place them consistently so they are easy to find and easy to update.

Other trust signals are simple: completed projects with real photos, clear contact details and dated construction updates, placed next to the enquiry form where doubts appear.

  • RERA details on every project page and microsite
  • Completed and ongoing projects with real photos
  • Dated construction updates
  • Clear sales office and contact information

How a project works

From project brief to live microsite

  1. 01Step 1

    Brief

    Your project details, brochure, plans, renders, RERA details and the campaigns you plan to run.

  2. 02Step 2

    Structure

    We plan the pages or sections and the enquiry routes: forms, WhatsApp, calls and site visits.

  3. 03Step 3

    Design and build

    Mobile-first design in your project's branding, built on WordPress so your team can edit it.

  4. 04Step 4

    Connect and launch

    CRM, WhatsApp and tracking set up and checked with test enquiries before your ads go live.

Related services

Services real estate clients use most

FAQ

Real estate website questions

What should a real estate website show?

The information buyers check before they call: location and connectivity, floor plans or plot layouts, specifications and amenities, a gallery or walkthrough, your RERA registration details, and the developer's completed projects. Every page also needs a quick way to act: an enquiry form, WhatsApp, click-to-call and site-visit booking.

Can the website show RERA and approval details?

Yes. Project pages and campaign landing pages can display your RERA registration number, the regulator's website and other approval details clearly and consistently. You provide the registration details, and we make sure they appear wherever your project is advertised on the site.

Do we need a project microsite or a full developer website?

Often both. A project microsite focuses on one project and works best for Google and Meta ad traffic, because every section leads to an enquiry. A developer website presents your company, all your projects and your track record, which buyers check before they commit. Many developers start with a microsite for a launch and link it to the main website. See landing page design for single-campaign pages.

Can enquiries from our property website go straight into our CRM?

Yes. We can send form enquiries and site-visit requests directly into CRMs such as Zoho CRM or HubSpot, or any CRM that accepts leads through an API or webhook, with the project and source attached. We can also add an email alert for your sales team so no lead waits. See website integrations.

Can our team add and update property listings ourselves?

Yes. Sites are built on WordPress, so your team can add listings or projects, update prices or price-on-request labels, upload floor plans and post construction updates without a developer. We show you how at handover.

How much does a real estate website cost?

It depends on what you need. A landing page for a single project is usually a smaller, defined piece of work, and website projects start from $500. Developer websites, multi-project sites and listing portals are quoted on their scope: the number of projects or listings, search and filters, CRM integration and content. You get a written proposal before work begins. See how our pricing works.

Portfolio

Real Estate websites we've built

Live websites for real businesses, with screenshots taken from the live sites.

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