Websites for real estate developers, built and maintained.
A real estate developer website is a corporate site, not a leasing site: the projects, their status, the team and the capital partners. We design, build, host and maintain it for $149 a month, and add each new project and move it from planned to under construction to delivered, without anyone logging in to anything.
What a development company website needs.
Nearly every development company site we have looked at is six pages, one form, and a project or two a year that needs adding or a status changed. Leasing and availability live on each property's own site. That is the whole build.
Every project with location, size, product type and status: planned, under construction, delivered. This is the page that changes, and we change it for you.
Ground-up, value-add, mixed-use, multifamily. How you find sites, work entitlements and take a project through to stabilized.
Principals and the people who run development, construction and asset management. Bios that say what each person has delivered.
How you work with equity and lenders, the kind of partners you look for, and the pipeline in whatever detail you are comfortable sharing.
Groundbreakings, closings, deliveries and coverage. A short list of dated items, not a blog. Optional, and we post to it for you.
One form for partners, brokers and landowners, plus an email address and a phone number. Leasing inquiries link to the property.
That is the Grow plan. Six pages, a form and email on your own domain covers nearly every developer we have looked at, and a new project or a status change is an ordinary edit, included. $149 a month with a one-time $500 setup, and every edit after launch is included.
No more projects stuck on coming soon.
Status kept current
Groundbreaking, topping out, delivered. Email us and the project page moves with the building, usually the same day.
The agency will not vanish
Hosting, security, backups and every edit are in the monthly. There is no build that goes stale because the people who made it moved on.
Reads like the capital you raise
Custom design, real photography given room, real typography. A site a capital partner or a landowner takes seriously.
This is not the plan for a developer who self-manages and wants tenant portals, leasing applications or a property search on the corporate site. Those belong on each property's site or in your property management software, and the corporate site links to them.
Two plans. Everything included.
Design, hosting, security, backups and edits under one monthly plan. Most real estate developers are on Grow.
A fully custom-coded site, hosted, secured and edited for you. Everything most businesses need, and nothing to manage.
- Custom design, up to 5 pages, contact form
- Hosting, SSL, security, backups
- Unlimited content edits
- SEO built in
- Linked to your Google listing, if you have one
Everything in Care, plus more pages, email on your own domain and the forms that bring in work.
- Everything in Care
- More than five pages
- Email on your own domain, set up for you
- Booking, quote and intake forms
The longer you commit, the less you pay.
Every plan starts with a 12-month commitment and the setup paid today. Commit for 18 months or more and the setup is folded into the monthly instead, with nothing due today, and discounted up to 15% at 36 months. After the term, the price returns to the plan.
12-month commitment, then month to month.
Hosting, security, backups and content edits are part of the monthly plan. Anything outside it is quoted before it costs you anything.
Above ten pages, or where the site needs more extensive work, the one-time setup goes up. It is quoted before anything starts. Never a higher monthly.
The site is plain, durable code. If you ever leave, it goes with you.
What real estate developers usually ask.
Our site still shows a project from years ago as coming soon. How does that stop?
By making the update someone else's job. When a project moves from planned to under construction to delivered, you email us and the page changes, usually the same day. New project, new rendering, new photography at delivery, all included. Nothing sits waiting for someone to remember a login.
Where do leasing and availability go?
On the property, not the corporate site. Each building keeps its own site or listing, and your projects page links to it. The corporate site is for capital partners, brokers, landowners, municipalities and hires. Keeping the two apart is what keeps the corporate site clean.
What does it cost?
Grow is $149 a month with a one-time $500 setup and covers more than five pages, email on your own domain set up for you, and a form for inbound partners. Most developers fit there. A firm with a handful of projects and no news page can start on Care at $79 a month with a $200 setup. Both have a 12-month minimum, and every content edit is included.
Can you take over our existing site and domain?
Usually. We rebuild it as plain, durable code on the domain you already own, keep the project history, and retire the page builder or the old agency's platform. If the current site is built around something we do not do, such as a tenant portal, we will tell you before anything starts.
Ready before the next groundbreaking.
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