Real Estate · 8 designs
Real estate and construction website design inspiration
Websites for estate agencies, luxury brokerages, home-listing services, rental and commercial property managers, and construction contractors. Houses photographed at dusk do a lot of the work.
What these real estate designs have in common
- A modern house at dusk or sunset is the hero image in most of the property designs.
- A search bar overlaps or follows the hero, with fields for location, property type, price and bedrooms.
- Listing cards repeat the same details: a sale or rent tag, beds, baths, area and price.
- Agencies use serif headings with forest green, navy or gold; construction sites switch to heavy caps in navy with orange or yellow and diagonal cuts.
- Construction designs keep a quote or project button in the top bar.
How often each section appears
- Search bar
- 4 of 8
- Product or listing cards
- 6 of 8
- Stats
- 6 of 8
Counted from the 8 designs on this page.
Good to know before you build
Live property search and listings need a listings feed or property platform behind them. The builder designs the search bar and listing cards, and you connect or link them to the service that holds your listings.
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Questions about real estate websites
What should a real estate website homepage include?
Most property designs in this library combine a large hero photo of a home, a search bar for location, type, price and bedrooms, a row of featured listing cards with beds, baths, area and price, reasons to choose the agency, and a strong closing contact or newsletter section.
How should a construction company website look?
The construction designs here are solid and industrial: heavy caps in navy with orange or yellow accents, a top contact bar with a quote button, project cards with type, location, area and year, and a band of company stats.
Can the AI builder show my live listings?
No. It has no database, so the listings it designs are static. Connect the design to your listings platform, or link the search and listing cards to it.