Services · Website development · Real estate websites
Codeeo provides real estate website development in Dubai for brokerages, boutique agencies, developers and property management firms. We build sites with fast listing search, community guides, off-plan project pages and agent profiles, each listing showing its Trakheesi permit number and Madmoun QR code, so buyers, tenants and investors find you in search, trust what they see and ask for a viewing or a call.
Portals bring volume, but they rent you the audience. Your own website is where repeat clients, referrals and search traffic land on your brand alone, with no competitor listings beside yours. We make that site worth visiting and easy for your team to keep current.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website can include
A Dubai buyer rarely starts with a property. They start with a community, a budget and a question: is Dubai Hills better for a family than Arabian Ranches, does a Business Bay studio rent well, when does the next launch in Dubai Creek Harbour hand over. A real estate website that only lists units misses those searches and the people behind them. We plan your site around three layers: content that answers area and investment questions, listings that are accurate and compliant, and conversion points that suit how people here prefer to make contact, which is often WhatsApp before a phone call. Everything is managed from a CMS your marketing team can run, with the listing data fed from the CRM you already use, so an agent who updates a price in one place sees it everywhere.
Filters for community, building, bedrooms, price band, ready or off-plan, furnished status and completion date, with a map view and saved searches. Results load quickly even with thousands of units, and every filter combination has a clean URL that search engines can index where it makes sense. Sort options and a recently viewed strip help people compare without opening ten tabs.
Visitors find relevant units before they lose patience and go back to a portal.
Each listing shows its Trakheesi advertising permit number and the Madmoun QR code that lets a buyer verify the advert with the Dubai Land Department. Agent cards carry the broker registration number, and expired permits take a listing offline automatically. Verification builds confidence with overseas buyers who cannot visit before they enquire.
Your adverts stay within RERA rules without manual checks on every page.
Long form pages for the areas you sell, such as Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Village Circle, Downtown, Palm Jumeirah or Dubai South, covering schools, transport, service charges in general terms, and the property types available, with live listings pulled underneath. Guides are written for people, then structured so search engines understand which community each one covers.
Area searches arrive on your site, not a portal's.
Project pages with floor plans, payment plan descriptions in words, handover timing as published by the developer, brochures behind a short form and a registration of interest that goes straight to the right sales team. When a project sells out, its page switches to a resale and rental view instead of disappearing.
Launch campaigns land on pages that capture interest properly.
Each agent gets a page with languages spoken, communities covered, current listings and a direct WhatsApp button. Profiles update from the CRM when an agent joins or leaves, so the site never shows someone who resigned months ago. Reviews collected on your Google Business Profile can be shown beside the agent where you choose to.
Clients choose an agent who speaks their language and knows their area.
Viewing requests, valuation requests, call backs and WhatsApp clicks, each tagged with the listing, the page and the campaign source, then routed by area or language to the agent on duty. Out of hours enquiries receive an instant acknowledgement so the buyer knows a real person will follow up.
No enquiry sits in a shared inbox overnight.
A separate path for owners: property management services, leasing support, a valuation request form and clear explanations of what your company handles, from listing to tenancy contract and Ejari registration support. Owners can also request a call about short term holiday home management where your licence covers it.
Supply side enquiries grow alongside buyer leads.
Listings sync from your CRM through its XML feed or API, and the same records continue to reach the portals you advertise on. Leads post back into the CRM with source data, so reports compare website enquiries fairly against portal ones. If the CRM is down, the site keeps showing the last good copy rather than an empty page.
One listing database feeding every channel.
English and Arabic as standard, with further languages such as Russian, Mandarin or French added for the buyer groups you target. Each language has its own URLs, tags and translated metadata, written by people rather than left to a browser plug-in.
International investors read your site in the language they think in.
Responsive images, lazy loaded galleries, caching close to UAE users, and structured data for your organisation, offices, listings and FAQs. Core Web Vitals are checked on listing and search templates, the pages where heavy photography usually slows sites down.
Photo rich pages that still load fast on a phone.
Who this is for
A secondary market brokerage, a developer launching a single tower and a management company running hundreds of rental units all need a website, but not the same one. The difference lies in where leads come from, which pages carry the weight and which systems the site must talk to. These are the four briefs we see most often in Dubai, and how each one changes the build.
Your stock changes daily and your agents live in the CRM. The website must mirror listings accurately, expire permits on time and route leads by community. Most of the work goes into search, listing templates, agent pages and a feed that never goes stale. Area guides then pull in buyers who have not yet chosen a unit, giving your agents conversations the portals would otherwise own. Monthly reports show which communities and agents convert website visitors best.
Listing accuracy matters more than visual flourish here.
A developer site sells a brand and a pipeline of projects. We design a master site with a project index, then a template for each launch with renders, location, amenities, payment plan wording and a registration form for brokers and buyers. Escrow and Oqood details are explained accurately in the content, and broker partner pages give agencies the material they need to sell your units. Each project template is reused for the next launch, so the turnaround shortens over time.
Fewer listings, larger tickets, more attention per buyer. These sites lean on photography, video tours, editorial content about villas on Palm Jumeirah or Emirates Hills, and private enquiry options. We keep the design quiet and fast, and make sure discretion features, such as hiding an address until a buyer is qualified, work as intended. Galleries are optimised so a dozen high resolution photos do not punish visitors on mobile data.
Owners want to know who will look after their unit and how. The site explains services, maintenance standards and reporting, captures landlord enquiries, and can link existing tenants to a portal for maintenance requests. We focus on trust content and owner acquisition rather than a large buyer search. Owner testimonials appear only where you have permission to publish them.
Tenant portals can be added later without rebuilding the site.
How we work together
Brokerages usually start with a fixed scope build and then keep a monthly retainer for new area guides, launch pages and SEO. Developers with several projects a year often prefer a standing team that turns each launch around quickly. Cost is shaped by the number of templates, the listing volume and feed complexity, how many languages you publish, how much content we write, and how much of an existing site needs migrating with its rankings intact. We also list what we need from you, such as listing access, agent details, logos and brand photography, before the build starts.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Typically a headless CMS or WordPress with a Next.js front end for speed, a search index built for listing filters, and documented connections to your property CRM. Choices follow what your team already uses and who maintains the site later.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Templates, listing volume, integrations and languages set the budget.
A brokerage site with search, listings and agent pages fed from one CRM is a different job from a developer master site with several project microsites in four languages. The biggest variables are how the listing feed works, how many community guides we write, how many languages you need and whether old content must be migrated. We send a written scope with these items listed so you can see where effort goes.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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