Real Estate Website Development in Dubai for Brokers and Developers
We build property websites that do two jobs well: help a buyer find the right unit quickly, and get their enquiry to an agent while they still care. Listings come from your CRM, off-plan pages carry the details Dubai rules expect, and every page is designed for a phone first, in English and Arabic. Builds start at AED 2,499.
- Interactive Portfolio Previews
- English & Arabic (RTL)
- CRM-Connected Listings
- Fixed One-Time Prices
Inside a Real Estate Website We Designed
Solenne Estates is one of our portfolio projects: a luxury property website for a Dubai developer, built around fast search, community guides and a live mortgage calculator. Open the project to try the interactive preview yourself.
- Property search with Buy, Rent and Off-Plan tabs
- A live mortgage and payment calculator
- Community guides that link to live listings
- An enquiry form on every listing, placed where buyers decide
Our Real Estate Projects
Websites, apps, CRMs and 3D work we have designed for the property market. On a real estate website they work as one system: the CRM feeds the listings, 3D renders sell the off-plan units and the app keeps buyers coming back.
Solenne Estates
A Luxury Real Estate Website Built To Turn Browsers Into Buyers
Aqarly Real Estate CRM
A Real Estate CRM That Turns Leads Into Closed Deals
Keyra Property Finder
A Property Finder App That Makes Home Hunting Feel Effortless
Estatly Realty CRM
A Real Estate CRM Concept For Faster Follow Ups
Monolith Visual
Architectural 3D Visualization That Sells Property Off Plan
All Our Real Estate Services
Websites, CRMs, apps, marketing and 3D for brokers, developers and property managers, with starting prices.
Brokerage Website or Developer Website: Which Do You Need?
It depends on what you sell. A brokerage sells many properties from many developers, so its website is a search tool: filters, listings, agents and quick enquiries. A developer sells its own projects, so its website is a launch tool: one strong page per project, payment plans, brochures and progress updates.
Many agencies build one template for both, and buyers notice. Here is how the two differ in practice:
| Compare | Brokerage Website | Developer or Off-Plan Website |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | Help people search, then enquire | Sell a launch and keep buyers informed until handover |
| Core pages | Listings, communities, agents and guides | Project pages, payment plans, floor plans and construction updates |
| Where content comes from | Your CRM, updated every day | Your sales team, updated at each launch and milestone |
| Compliance on the page | Permit number and QR code on every listing | Project permit and escrow details on every project page |
| Typical size | 15 pages plus hundreds of listings | A few project pages, or a microsite per launch |
| How it is judged | Enquiries per listing and reply speed | Registrations of interest before and after launch |
What a Dubai Brokerage Website Needs
Fast search, listings people can trust and a one-tap way to reach an agent. Your buyers already have Bayut and Property Finder on their phones, so your site earns the visit with what the portals cannot give them: your agents, your local knowledge and your exclusive listings.
Trust is the part most sites get wrong. In a Bayut survey, more than a third of UAE property seekers said fake listings were their biggest problem when searching online. A listing that shows its permit, its agent and when it was last updated answers that worry before the buyer has to ask.
- Search by community, building, price, beds and Buy, Rent or Off-Plan, with filters that stay set when someone taps back
- Map and list views, plus saved searches with email alerts for new matches
- Listing pages with the Trakheesi permit number, its QR code and a last-updated date
- Agent profiles with BRN, languages spoken, areas covered and current listings
- WhatsApp, call and viewing buttons that send the listing reference to the right agent
- Community pages that pull in your live listings for that area
Off-Plan Project Websites That Sell a Launch
Off-plan is where most Dubai buyers are right now. It made up 76% of the city's residential transactions in Q2 2026, so for a developer the project page is often the first serious conversation with a buyer.
That page has to answer the day-one questions: the payment plan, the handover date, the floor plans and who is building it. It also has to follow the rules. A project cannot be marketed before it is registered and holds its RERA marketing permit and escrow account, and project ads are expected to show the permit number and escrow details. Check the current list with RERA before each launch.
- One page per project with its own URL, so each launch can rank and be shared on its own
- Payment plan tables, such as 60/40 or post-handover plans, that read well on a phone
- Floor plans shown on the page, with the brochure PDF offered after an enquiry
- Register-interest forms that record the project, unit type and the buyer's country in your CRM
- Construction updates that keep the page current until handover
- A compliance block with the permit number, QR code and escrow details
Sources: betterhomes, Q2 2026 off-plan share ·EGSH, Trakheesi and off-plan advertising rules
Calculators That Keep Serious Buyers on Your Site
A buyer who is working out what they can afford is close to enquiring, so give them the tools on your site instead of sending them to a bank or a portal. The best real estate websites in Dubai answer the money questions on the listing itself.
We build the calculators around UAE numbers. That means the 4% Dubai Land Department transfer fee, the down payment banks ask for (at least 20% for an expat buying a first home under AED 5 million) and the developer's own payment plan. Each result ends with a button to speak to an agent, and the figures stay labeled as estimates.
- Mortgage calculator with price, down payment, term and rate
- Total cost of purchase, including the DLD fee and agency commission
- Payment plan calculator for off-plan installments up to handover
- Rental yield estimate for investors comparing communities
Enter a Listing Once, Publish It Everywhere
Your listings should live in one place, your CRM, and flow out from there. The CRM sends each listing to your website and to the portals, so a price change, new photos or a sold unit updates everywhere without anyone typing it twice.
Bayut and Property Finder each publish their own feed format, and their fields do not match one to one, so we build each feed against the portal's official spec using access from your account. Then we check what the portal actually shows, because a rejected listing does not always come back with an error.
- Listing sync from your CRM, whether it is a custom build or an off-the-shelf system with an API
- Separate field mapping per portal, including community names and photo rules
- Listings taken down automatically when a unit is sold, rented or its permit expires
- Every enquiry saved in the CRM with the listing reference, the page it came from and the campaign
Arabic Real Estate Websites Built Right to Left
A good Arabic version is designed, not just translated. A right-to-left layout flips the whole page, yet prices, phone numbers, unit sizes and permit numbers still have to read correctly, and that is exactly where translated sites tend to break.
We design both languages from the first wireframe, write Arabic titles and descriptions for Arabic searches, and link the two versions with hreflang so Google shows each visitor the right one. The same setup carries Russian, Chinese or other languages if you sell to those buyers too.
- Mirrored menus, search filters, galleries and forms
- Arabic fonts chosen for reading on a small screen
- Prices, phone numbers and permit numbers that stay readable in both directions
- A separate URL for each language, linked with hreflang
Fast on a Phone, Because That Is Where Buyers Look
Property sites are heavy by nature: large photos, maps, galleries and video tours. Built carelessly, they crawl on mobile data and buyers leave before the first photo appears.
We build to Google's Core Web Vitals and test them before launch: the main content shows within 2.5 seconds, the page reacts to a tap within 200 milliseconds and nothing jumps while it loads. Photos are resized for each device, and maps and tours load only when someone opens them.
- 2.5s
- Largest Contentful Paint: the main content is visible
- 200ms
- Interaction to Next Paint: the page responds to a tap
- 0.1
- Cumulative Layout Shift: nothing moves while loading
WordPress or Custom Next.js: Which Platform Fits?
WordPress suits a brokerage that wants to edit its own pages and keep the budget low. A custom Next.js build suits sites with heavy search, live feeds or thousands of listings, where speed and control matter more than plugins.
We build both, and we will tell you which one we would pick for your business. Here is the honest comparison:
| Compare | WordPress | Custom Build (Next.js) |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | AED 1,499 | AED 2,499 |
| Best for | Brokerages with up to a few hundred listings | Large inventories, live feeds and off-plan launch sites |
| Editing | The familiar WordPress dashboard | A dashboard designed around your listings |
| Speed | Good with careful hosting and few plugins | Very fast by design, since pages can be pre-built |
| Listing feeds | Possible through plugins, which updates can break | Built into the site itself |
| Upkeep | Core and plugin updates every month | Fewer moving parts to update |
How Much Does a Real Estate Website Cost in Dubai?
Our real estate websites start at AED 1,499 on WordPress and AED 2,499 for a custom design. Most brokerage sites fit our AED 5,999 plan, and sites that sync with a CRM or the portals sit in the AED 11,999 plan or are quoted on scope.
Other Dubai agencies publish ranges from about AED 6,000 for a basic site to AED 60,000 and more for a portal with CRM and feed integration. Whoever you hire, four things move the price:
Source: RedSpider, real estate website costs in Dubai (2026)
- How many languages you need, since each one needs its own design checks and copy
- Where listings come from: typed into the site, synced from your CRM or sent to the portals
- Custom design or an adapted premium theme
- Extra tools such as calculators, map search or 360-degree tours
How a Real Estate Website Project Runs
A standard brokerage or project website takes 2 to 4 weeks from sign-off. Sites with CRM sync, portal feeds or a custom search usually take 4 to 6 weeks, because every feed has to be mapped and tested with real listings.
- 1
Week 1
Plan and Collect
We agree the pages, the listing source and the languages, and collect your logo, brand colors, RERA and ORN numbers, agent details and CRM or feed access.
- 2
Weeks 1 to 2
Design
Homepage, listing page and project page designs in English and Arabic, reviewed with you before any code is written.
- 3
Weeks 2 to 4
Build and Connect
Development, the editing dashboard, CRM and feed connections, enquiry routing to the right agent, plus titles, schema, a sitemap and redirects from your old site.
- 4
Launch
Test and Go Live
Speed and mobile checks, test enquiries from form to CRM, Search Console and Analytics set up, then launch and a walkthrough for your team.
Real Estate Website Packages in Dubai
Three fixed one-time prices, the same as our responsive web design service, scoped here for brokerages and developers. Prefer WordPress? WordPress builds start at AED 1,499.
Launch
For a single project launch or a new brokerage
AED 2,499one-time
- Up to 5 custom pages, such as home, a project or listings page, about and contact
- Mobile and tablet layouts
- On-page SEO setup
- Enquiry form and WhatsApp button
- Google Analytics setup
- 1 month of free support
Growth
For a brokerage with listings, communities and a team
AED 5,999one-time
- Up to 15 custom pages: listings, communities, agents and guides
- Mobile and tablet layouts
- Advanced SEO setup
- Blog and an editing dashboard for listings and articles
- Live chat
- Speed optimization
- 3 months of free support
Scale
For developers and large brokerages with feeds and integrations
AED 11,999one-time
- Unlimited pages
- Custom UI/UX design
- Custom API integration with your CRM or listing feeds
- Core Web Vitals optimization
- Full SEO and content strategy
- Priority 24/7 support
- 12 months of free maintenance
All prices are one-time and exclude 5% VAT. Portal feeds and CRM integrations are confirmed after we see your CRM and portal accounts.
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- Real Estate SEO Services
- Real Estate App Development
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- WordPress Website Design
- Multilingual WordPress Websites
- Landing Page Design
- Custom Web Applications
- API Development & Integration
- Website Speed Optimization
- Real Estate 3D Animation
FAQs
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Planning a New Website or a Project Launch?
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