Listings nobody keeps current
Sold homes still showing, old prices and photos that never load. A buyer loses trust within a couple of clicks and goes back to the big portal, where your listing competes with everyone else's.
Web design for Real Estate
Websites for Puerto Rico real estate, built to book showings
Websites for Puerto Rico realtors, brokerages, developers and property managers: property search, listing pages that sell, and lead forms that reach the right agent, in English and Spanish.
01 · Overview
Real estate website design in Puerto Rico has one concrete job: help a buyer find the property, understand the area and contact you before they drift back to a portal. We build sites for realtors, brokerages, developers and property managers who want leads of their own, not just visibility on someone else's platform where every competitor sits one click away.
Your audience is not one audience. There are local families searching in Bayamón, Caguas or Carolina, investors comparing condos in Condado or Dorado, and buyers relocating from the US mainland, including those moving under Act 60 who read in English. We design the site bilingual from the start, with listings, filters and forms that work equally well in both languages.
If your MLS or data provider allows listings on member websites, we integrate the IDX search or feed you are authorized to use; if not, we build a catalog of your own that your team updates without calling us. Scope and price are fixed before we start, payments are staged, and the site, the code and the leads belong to you.
Why so many real estate websites fail to bring in leads
All the traffic stays on the portals
If your site is just a business card, leads either reach you filtered through third parties or not at all. Without your own search and local content, nobody has a reason to start on your page.
Second-class English
Plenty of local sites translate the menu and leave the listings in Spanish, or the other way around. A buyer relocating from the mainland or an outside investor leaves if they cannot read the property details.
Heavy galleries that choke phones
A listing with thirty unoptimized photos can crawl on a phone over mobile data. Most people house-hunt from their phone, so a slow listing page is a lost lead, no matter how good the property is.
What we build into a real estate agency website
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Property search that fits your business
We integrate IDX or whatever feed your MLS authorizes, or a catalog of your own if you prefer to control inventory. Filters by town, price, type and bedrooms, with fast results that share cleanly over WhatsApp or email.
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Listing pages that sell the property
Each property gets an optimized gallery, map, key facts, a bilingual description and a contact button that stays in view. Listings are generated consistently, so they look right no matter who on your team uploads them.
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Lead capture and routing
Short forms per listing, per agent or for home valuations, delivered to the inbox or CRM you choose. Every inquiry notes the page it came from, so the agent knows exactly what the client is interested in.
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Local content that shows up on Google
Town and neighborhood pages for places like Guaynabo, Dorado or Rincón, covering what buyers actually want to know. Structured for local search and tied to your Google Business Profile, without stuffing the text with keywords.
The services businesses like yours use most.
Website Development
Hand-written code, fast without plugins
Web Design in Puerto Rico
Custom sites, designed from a blank page
WordPress Development
Bespoke themes your team can edit without breaking
What people ask in your industry.
It depends on whether you need IDX search or your own catalog, multiple offices or agents, and how many town and project pages you want. After a free call to understand the scope, we give you a fixed price in writing. You pay in stages, never by the hour, and the price holds as long as the scope does.
If your MLS or data provider allows listings on member websites, we integrate the authorized IDX or feed and follow its display rules. You confirm the terms and permissions with your own MLS, since they vary by association. If access is not available, we build a catalog your team manages directly.
Yes. Our team works in English and Spanish, and we design the site bilingual from the start: menus, listings, forms and town pages. We can write content for people relocating from the mainland, including buyers interested in Act 60, while tax questions stay with their own advisor rather than on your site.
Yes. If you run your own catalog, we build it on a custom WordPress theme or a simple admin where you upload photos, change prices and mark homes as sold. We train you and your team, and for 30 days after launch we monitor the site and fix anything that comes up.
A typical project takes about eight weeks from signed brief to launch. If the site is fully bilingual, includes an IDX integration or covers several development projects with their own pages, plan on ten to twelve weeks. The timeline is fixed along with the scope before any work starts.