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How long does it take to build a real estate website?
Quick answer
The timeline depends on the number of projects, pages, listings and integrations. A simple project website can move much faster than a custom property platform. Content readiness, design approvals, revisions and third-party integrations can also affect delivery time.
What shapes the timeline
- Scope: a single project website is far quicker than a multi-project builder site or a listing platform.
- Content readiness: floor plans, renders, specifications, approvals and photos are the most common delay.
- Approvals: the number of people who sign off on design and copy.
- Integrations: CRM, WhatsApp, payment or portal feeds need setup and testing.
Typical stages
- Planning: pages, projects, features and lead flow.
- Design: home page and one project page approved first.
- Build: remaining pages, forms, tracking and mobile layout.
- Testing and launch: forms, speed, redirects and Google setup.
How to move faster
Collect project content before kick-off, appoint one decision-maker, and agree which features are needed for launch and which can follow. A website timed to a project launch should be planned backwards from the launch date.
Key takeaways
- Project websites are quicker than listing platforms.
- Missing project content is the most common delay.
- Plan launch-critical features first and add the rest later.
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