Real Estate Agency Website
A real estate website that shows your agency and a selected portfolio in a trustworthy showcase, sends visitors to WhatsApp with one tap and that you update yourself.
People looking for a home, a shop or a plot of land mostly see listings on property portals, but before choosing an agency to work with they check who the agency is: How long have you worked in the area, which types of property do you handle, where is your office and how can they reach you? A real estate agency website builds that trust and sends visitors straight to you. On this page you will find the sections we suggest for estate agents in the Quick Website package, the limits of the package and the price of the suggested design.
What Visitors Look For on an Estate Agency Website
- Portfolio examples: real, up-to-date photos of selected homes, commercial properties and land for sale or rent.
- Local knowledge: which neighbourhoods and property types you work with.
- Services: sales and lettings, marketing support for owners and guidance through title deed and mortgage steps.
- Quick contact: one-tap calling or a WhatsApp message; property clients usually want to reach you by phone, and right away.
- Office details: address, opening hours and who is on your team.
The Sections We Suggest
The suggested design below is the combination of sections and designs we picked for estate agencies:
- Menu bar: the design with a top info bar, so your phone number and opening hours appear at the top of every page.
- Hero: a full-bleed photo of your area or a featured property with a short welcome headline on top.
- Services: the Bento Grid. Cards of different sizes describe your sales, lettings, investment advice and services for owners.
- Gallery: the Filterable Grid. You sort photos into categories such as For Sale, For Rent, Land or Commercial; visitors tap a tab to see only what interests them.
- Contact: the WhatsApp Call-to-Action. Visitors message you on WhatsApp with one tap and mention the property they liked.
- Footer: the Classic 4-Column layout with your address, phone, opening hours and social media accounts.
We suggest leaving the blog off: if you will not write market updates or neighbourhood guides regularly, an empty blog does not help. You can turn it on on the Quick Website page; sections you turn off disappear completely from your site's menu and pages.
Website or Listing Portal
Quick Website is not a listing system: it has no listings database, no search by price or number of rooms and no map of listings. The portfolio in the gallery is a showcase of examples you choose. You keep publishing all your listings on portals such as sahibinden and hepsiemlak; your website presents your agency, builds trust and lets people who find you message you directly. Keep the showcase current by removing sold or let properties in the admin panel. If you need a listing system with search and filters, we prepare a custom development quote for your needs.
In Turkey, property brokerage is governed by the Regulation on Real Estate Trade, and businesses doing this work need an authorisation certificate. You may need to show your certificate number on your website and in your listings; before publishing, check the current rules and how your professional body applies them. Adding the number to the footer is easy. This is not legal advice.
Price and Process
In the Quick Website package the sections you choose set the price: prices start at ₺2,600 for the base package plus at least one section, and each other section's price is shown separately. You can see the suggested design's price section by section in the table below. No payment is taken when you order: we contact you on WhatsApp within 24 hours of your order and show you your site on our test server within 48 hours of the order being confirmed; a 40% deposit is taken when the project starts. We explain what drives the price in our article on website cost.