01
Listings with property details
Size, price or rate, zoning, photos, a site plan where one exists, the brochure or OM, and the listing broker’s contact.
ServicesEndcap / Real estate
BROKERAGE
WEBSITE
DESIGN.
Custom websites for real estate brokerages, with property listings, broker profiles, company information, and inquiries in one place. Most of our brokerage work is commercial.
Typically a few weeks, depending on content, migration and approvals.
Let’s talkOr email Noah: hello@endcap.design
Inside the website
HOW AN INQUIRY
FINDS THE broker.
Forms and phone links send an inquiry to the broker on that listing, with the property already named, so the request does not sit in a general inbox.
- 01Listings
- 02Listing page
- 03Your brokers
- 04Inquiry routing
What the website includes
WHAT A CRE WEBSITE
needs.
Owners and landlords use the site to judge whether your firm can represent their property. Tenants, buyers, and cooperating brokers use it to find a space and the person to call.
02
Broker profiles
Each broker’s property types, markets, notable assignments, and contact details.
03
Track record
Closed transactions, case studies, and market pages from your firm’s material. Figures appear only where you have approved them.
04
Inquiry routing
An inquiry reaches the broker on that listing with the property already named.
05
Search basics
Clear page titles, structured data, fast mobile loading, accessible markup, and redirects from an old site.
06
Replacing an existing site
We scope the content migration, redirects, and launch checks before the build.
Inside the website
Show the firm through its actual assignments
For Parker & Associates, Inc., the site connects the brokerage’s listings, services, markets and case studies. Visitors can move from understanding the firm to inspecting an available property.
Property cards with location, size and a route into the full listing.
- An organized inventory
- Listings with property facts, downloads and the right broker contact.
- Evidence of your work
- Team profiles, completed assignments and market pages built from your firm’s material.
- Replacing an existing site
- We scope the content migration, redirects and launch checks before the build. Ongoing listing updates are itemized separately.
Completed website example; displayed availability may change.
Keeping listings current
MANUAL, A FEED,
OR A platform.
How listings reach the website affects cost and upkeep more than any design decision, so we settle it first.
Manually maintained listings
Suited to a firm with a modest number of active assignments. Each listing is a full page that you or we update when the availability changes. This approach is included in a standard scope.
A listings feed
Firms that already maintain listings in a system such as Buildout, or through LoopNet’s LoopLink, can display that inventory on the website. We scope the integration and the listing pages before work begins.
A CRE website platform
Template platforms are quicker to set up and cost less at the start. They also look like many other brokerage sites and give you less control over pages and search. We will tell you plainly if a platform suits your firm better. Read our guide to CRE website templates.
Timing
HOW IT
works.
01
You send
Your existing site or files, approved property information, branding, and the deadline. Existing photography is welcome.
02Typically a few weeks
We build, you approve
Design, content, and inquiry setup follow the agreed scope. You review the site and approve the property information before launch.
03
Launch checks
We check the pages, downloads, and inquiry destination before launch, along with any migration and redirects in the proposal.
Your project
WEBSITE
scope.
Your proposal confirms the pages, content, schedule, price, and any ongoing services.
- Up to 6 core pages, 10 listing entries, and 10 team profiles
- Your supplied company copy, property details, and photography
- Mobile layout, inquiry forms, and two revision rounds
A standard scope uses your approved content and manually maintained listings. Hosting, domain registration, and ongoing updates are itemized in the quote. IDX, CRM integrations, portals, extensive migration, and new copy are scoped separately before work begins.
We reply within an hour during business hours, and we only use your details to answer you. No mailing lists.
Let’s talkQuestions
What does a commercial real estate website cost?
We quote each website after a short conversation. The cost depends on the number of pages and listings, whether we write the copy, and any listing feed or migration. What a commercial real estate website costs explains the ranges.
Do you only work with commercial real estate firms?
No. We work on websites and marketing for brokerages, property owners, property management companies, and other real estate businesses.
Can you also produce the listing materials?
Yes. We design property websites, offering memorandums, leasing brochures, and property branding, so the website and the materials can share one design.
How long will it take?
Most brokerage sites take a few weeks, depending on listings, writing, photography, and approvals. We confirm the schedule in the proposal.
Can you work with our existing photos and brand?
Yes. Send the photography, logo, brand guidelines, and any current website. New photography or brand work can be added if the project needs it.
Where is Endcap based?
Orange County, California. We work with brokerages across Southern California and further afield. See real estate web design in Orange County.
Client words
IN THEIR
words.
We own ten homes at Casa De Laguna and were still sending people to a site built in 2013. Noah pulled the photos and details out of the old site, designed a logo from the rooflines and the pond, and put the community, the homes and current availability in one place. It’s the first time the website has looked like the place we actually rent.
“Highly recommend. Great work.”
Contact Endcap
LET’S
talk.
A website, a brand, or a complete set of materials.
We reply within an hour during business hours, and we only use your details to answer you.
Let’s talk or email Noah at hello@endcap.design