Real estate websites built around your listings

A property website should help a visitor find a suitable listing and give your team enough detail to follow up.

Medianeth builds property search, listing pages, and the tools behind them. Start with the way your team maintains listings and handles enquiries. We agree on the first release before choosing the platform or preparing a proposal.

Help buyers find the right property

Search can include location, property type, price, floor area, and the filters your inventory needs. Listing pages can bring together photos, specifications, availability, and a clear enquiry action. We choose fields and filters with your team rather than adding features by default.

Keep property content in your team's hands

A content management system lets staff maintain listings and pages. We plan editing permissions, required fields, and publishing steps during discovery. If you already have a listing source, we review access to that data before proposing an import or integration.

Connect an enquiry to the listing

An enquiry can carry the property reference and the visitor's request into your team's agreed workflow. Email delivery, CRM connections, and lead assignment depend on the systems you use and the integration access available.

See an example of our work

All American Warehouse shows property search, staff-managed listings, and enquiry flows connected to the selected property. Read the project story and view the actual interface.

Agree on scope, hosting, and support

A proposal sets out the deliverables, responsibilities, delivery stages, and price. Hosting, CMS services, licensed feeds, and ongoing support are discussed separately where they apply. We do not promise a fixed launch date before reviewing your content and requirements.

Explore our property platform development service, or discuss your website.

Questions before you start

How long does a property website take to build?

We agree on a delivery plan after reviewing the listing data, design, content, integrations, and first-release scope. Content preparation and third-party access can affect the schedule.

Can my team update listings without a developer?

We can include a content management system with editing permissions and publishing steps suited to your team. The proposal identifies which content your staff can manage.

Can you connect a CRM or an IDX/MLS feed?

We first check the provider, licence, API access, and data requirements. Available integrations and any third-party fees are confirmed in the scope rather than included automatically.

Are hosting and ongoing support included?

Hosting, third-party services, handover, and support are set out in the proposal. We choose a plan that permits your intended business use and explain recurring costs before launch.