Luke — branding and marketing agency

Property / Websites / UAE & India

Real estate developer website design.

Bring a development's story, approved details and enquiry journey together. We plan corporate developer websites and project launch pages around what a potential buyer needs to understand before requesting a brochure or arranging a conversation.

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Built around your business

The right website for the way you sell property.

Project scope

From property discovery to a useful enquiry.

Property content that answers questions

Structured listings with approved photography, price context, availability, location, floor plans and a clear next step. Fields and publishing responsibilities are agreed before development.

Search built around buyer priorities

Location, property type, budget and bedroom filters with clear empty states. Map search, saved lists and comparisons are scoped only where they support your audience.

Enquiries with useful context

Pass the property or project reference alongside viewing requests and enquiries. Agree CRM ownership, routing and response handling so a sales team can act on the brief.

A manageable property catalogue

Reusable listing and project templates with content roles and status fields. Identify who owns pricing, availability, media rights and approvals, rather than leaving updates to chance.

Search-friendly foundations

Readable location and project URLs, crawlable content, page-specific metadata and a sitemap. Filter indexing needs a deliberate policy to avoid generating thousands of near-identical pages.

Mobile performance and privacy

Responsive galleries, optimised images and accessible forms. Optional analytics and advertising tools require appropriate privacy choices; integrations and hosting are agreed in the proposal.

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Separate the corporate story from the project decision

A corporate developer website establishes the business, its approved portfolio and how to contact the team. A project page addresses a specific buying decision: location, project status, unit types, available material and the next step. Both can share a design system while keeping the information hierarchy distinct.

Use an approved content inventory. Completed-project claims, awards, delivery dates and amenity descriptions must have a source. Rendered images should be labelled as illustrative where appropriate; do not allow attractive visuals to imply a completed property or guaranteed view.

Make project information accessible before asking for contact details

Floor plans, sizes, location context and price basis help a buyer decide whether a conversation is worthwhile. Decide what belongs on the page and what is supplied through a brochure. Avoid withholding every useful fact until the visitor fills out a form.

A site-visit request can carry the project name and preferred contact method into the CRM. A campaign page should match the advertised project and offer. Availability and approved advertising information must be reviewed when a campaign changes, not only when the website first launches.

Plan launch phases, content updates and measurement

A project changes over time. Define how launch, construction, completion and availability updates are approved, and whether galleries, progress photos and brochures need version control. Keep the site and sales team aligned so an outdated page is not treated as current inventory.

Measure a completed brochure request, enquiry or visit request separately from clicks. Sales outcomes need a consistent CRM process and follow-up. When using optional advertising pixels, agree consent and data handling before scripts are loaded. Website design alone cannot guarantee leads, sales or a search position.

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Your property website questions.

Should a project have a microsite or a page on the developer website?

A page can consolidate content and authority; a microsite may suit a distinct campaign or operational need. Compare ownership, updates, search visibility and duplicate content before deciding.

Do you provide legal approval or investment forecasts?

No. Your business supplies approved project facts and any required disclosures. Legal review and investment advice sit outside website design.

Can we start with a landing page?

Yes. Agree the essential project information and enquiry workflow first. Additional templates, inventory tools and content can be scoped as later phases.

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Let's scope your real estate website.

Share your inventory, market and priorities for a tailored proposal. Integrations, content preparation and ongoing support are agreed explicitly.

Your project brief

Share the project stage, approved plans and imagery, target market, unit types, campaign plans and CRM. Tell us whether you need a corporate site, project microsite or both.

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