Real Estate · 5 designs

Property listing website design examples

Websites for property listings and new developments: a home-finding service, a rental search with a map, and launch pages for new homes and towers.

What these property listing designs have in common

Development launch pages lead with one big building photo and the project's name set huge across it.
Listing sites put search first: a map with price pins, or filters for type, price and area.
Four of the five use big numbers: residences, levels, terrace space or homes available.

The sections they include

Stats: 4 of 5
Product or listing cards: 3 of 5
Search bar: 2 of 5
Contact: 2 of 5
How it works: 1 of 5
About: 1 of 5

Counted from the prompts of the 5 designs on this page. Each prompt describes its design and carries it on to a full 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.

Questions about property listing websites

What should a property listing website include?

Across the 5 designs on this page, the prompts most often include stats (4 of 5), product or listing cards (3 of 5) and search bar (2 of 5). Each design's own page lists every section its prompt describes.

Can FNJ build a property listing website like these?

Yes. Choose Build this site on any design and FNJ's AI builder uses it as a reference for layout, type and colour, then writes new words and pages for your business. 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.