Listing & IDX Integration
MLS feeds and listing databases built to stay current without manual updates.
Real estate is a trust business before it's a transaction. We build fast, polished websites that make listings, developments, and agents look as credible in person, backed by clear paths to contact, tour, or inquire.





Who we work with
Real estate web design
Explore our experience building websites for agents, brokerages, developers, new developments, and property management teams.
Personal real estate websites that turn local expertise, listings, and referrals into more qualified conversations.
Scalable brokerage websites that support agents, listings, recruiting, and local market growth.
Development websites that present the vision, progress, and opportunity behind high-value real estate projects.
Launch-ready websites for new developments, from early interest through sales and leasing.
Property management websites that clarify services, build owner trust, and make resident resources easier to access.
Years designing, developing, launching, and maintaining websites.
Websites launched across real estate, construction, hospitality, healthcare, and service businesses.
Industries served
Common Challenges
People don’t buy a brand because it looks nice. They buy because the story feels credible, the listings feel current, and the next step is obvious.
Generic templates that undersell a premium brand
Custom layouts, typography, and positioning to reflect premium branding rather than a generic template.
Slow, image-heavy sites that hurt search rankings
Optimized image delivery, responsive sizes, and lazy-loading to improve performance and search visibility.
No clear path from browsing to booking a call or tour
Clear CTAs, prioritized contact paths, and conversion-focused content to turn browsers into qualified leads.
Listings and content that are painful to update
CMS-driven listing templates and automated feed integrations so listings are easy to update and maintain.
Strategy, design, and development built specifically around how real estate businesses win customers.
MLS feeds and listing databases built to stay current without manual updates.
Sites that make individual agents and full brokerages look equally credible.
Dedicated microsites and landing pages for new developments and launches.
Search visibility built around neighborhoods, property types, and buyer intent.
Maintenance and updates so listings, photos, and content never go stale.

Internal applications and new-development websites built with SERHANT. and developer partners to bring real estate projects to life.

Brand identity and website for a boutique Manhattan real estate team.

A residential property website introducing Paragon and its Long Island City waterfront setting.

SERHANT. designed the Quay Tower website, and Hungry Ram built it to showcase the Brooklyn waterfront development’s residences and amenities.

A personal brand website for Miami real estate developer Jay Roberts, connecting Prosper Group, The Long Game podcast, and his development work.

A website for MHD Capital, explaining its developer-led approach to luxury real estate investments and development opportunities.
A property management website presenting SSR Properties’ services, team, and work across residential, commercial, and multifamily properties.

A website for Ambiance Home’s Irvine showroom, luxury furniture collection, interior design, and home-staging services.
A personal real estate website for Lynette M. Adams, connecting buyers and sellers with her residential services across Southern California.

Website and coded email newsletter templates for e-blasts promoting 29 Indian Creek, a boutique Miami Beach development.
The original Gatsby.js marketing website Hungry Ram built for Iris Tribeca, SERHANT.’s luxury residential tower at 19 Park Place.

A property website for The Laney, presenting a historic Upper West Side rental building and its modern residences and amenities.

A development website for Astoria Cove, presenting waterfront rental residences and leasing information in Queens.

A property marketing website for 277 Fifth Avenue, showcasing 113 luxury homes and amenities in a 55-story Manhattan tower.

A Next.js and Storyblok website for Ryan Serhant, connecting his real estate business, media, and education under one personal brand.

A multi-page website for MRE Management, replacing an outdated static HTML homepage with clearer service, property, and resident information.

A content-managed website for T&E Development, a New York multifamily and condominium developer, showcasing active and completed projects.

A Next.js and Sanity website for VELA, a 29-residence boutique condominium at 11-32 31st Avenue in Astoria, Queens.

Ongoing web support for Naftali Group, keeping its corporate and luxury development websites current, fast, and consistent with their original design.

A custom, CMS-powered website for Yoori Park, Estates Director at Carolwood Estates in Beverly Hills.

A photography-led website for 475 Kent Lofts, showcasing Williamsburg loft residences, amenities, and current availability.

Brand identity and website for La Maison Collette, a boutique condominium at 815 Broadway in Greenwich Village.

A structured, content-managed website for Lions Group, a family-owned New York real estate firm, with clear service pages and contact paths.

A Next.js and Sanity website for WYND Miami, a two-building Wynwood rental community with residences, office space, and rooftop amenities.

A website for The Westly, a 57-residence condominium at 251 West 91st Street on the Upper West Side, built with SERHANT.

A website for Real Estate Gateway with tailored messaging for agents and brokerages and a streamlined sign-up flow.

A mobile-first real estate team website for Team Yager, with iHomefinder IDX listings and lead capture on every page.

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Forget the days of cold-calling and door-to-door hustle. The modern real estate game revolves around one thing: your online reputation. It's your digital handshake, your personal billboard, and your ticket to client gold.

Yes. We regularly integrate MLS feeds, IDX platforms, and custom listing databases so your site stays current without manual updates.
Most real estate sites take 6-10 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on the number of listing types, integrations, and custom pages required.
Both. We work with solo agents building a personal brand as well as brokerages and developers who need a larger, multi-listing platform.
Tell us what you’re building, who you’re trying to reach, and where your current site is falling short. We’ll map out the next step clearly.