Real Estate Website Design
Property websites that show your listings clearly, build trust with buyers and bring you serious inquiries. Listings, maps, filters, SEO and hosting from one team in Lalitpur.
A Property Website Has to Earn Trust First
Nobody buys land or a house on a whim. It is the biggest purchase most families make, and buyers in Nepal know the risks: unclear ownership, prices that do not match reality, and agents who disappear after the visit.
So before a visitor sends an inquiry, they are quietly asking: Is this company real? Are these listings current? Can I reach someone?
Your website has to answer those questions in the first ten seconds. A slow site with blurry photos and an outdated listing does not just look bad. It makes you look risky.
Who This Is For
- Real estate agencies and brokers
- Land dealers and property investors
- Builders and developers with apartment or housing projects
- Rental and property management companies
- Full-service companies that sell property and also build, renovate or design homes
What Buyers, Owners and Your Team Need
1) For buyers
- Listing pages with photo galleries, price, location and status (Available, Sold, Rented)
- Property details that matter in Nepal: area in aana, ropani or square feet, price per aana, road access and beds and baths for houses
- Filters by location, type and budget
- A map showing where the property is
- A save button, so people can shortlist favourites
- A one-tap way to inquire: form, phone call or WhatsApp
2) For owners who want to sell or rent
- A clear “list your property” form, so you receive listings as well as buyers
3) For your team
- A simple dashboard to add a listing, edit the price, mark it as sold and feature your best ones
- Inquiries sent straight to your email and phone
- Training, so you never wait on a developer to update a price
A Live Example: DE Prime Investment
deprimeinvestment.com.np · Kathmandu (Chandragiri)
DE Prime is a full-service real estate company that sells land and houses, and also handles construction and home solutions. Their site had to present properties and a wider set of services, and still feel like one company.
- A property listings section with photo galleries, price in NPR per aana, location and a clear Sold Out badge on sold properties
- Bedrooms and bathrooms shown on house listings
- A save-to-favourites feature with visitor sign-up and login
- An Inquiry Now button on every page, plus a consultation request form
- Pages for Organization Profile, Vision & Mission and Why Us, so buyers can see who is behind the company
- Showroom address and opening hours, clearly shown
- A blog for search topics like “house for sale in Kathmandu”
- A newsletter signup and social links
DE Prime Investment
Result: More qualified inquiries, stronger local trust and a better property search experience for visitors.
What Makes Property Websites Fail
We have seen these often, and we build to avoid them:
- Sold properties still shown as available. Buyers call, get told it is gone, and stop trusting you.
- Weak photos. A dark or blurry photo of a land plot or house makes people scroll past.
- No map. For property, location is half the decision.
- Hidden contact details. If someone has to hunt for a phone number, they will not.
- No proof you are real. No office address, no team, no company registration, no history.
- A slow site. Listings are photo-heavy. Poor hosting makes every page crawl.
Local SEO: Be Found When People Search
Property buyers search by place: “land for sale in Chandragiri”, “house for sale in Kathmandu”, “flat for rent in Lalitpur”. Your site needs a page that answers each one.
Here is what we set up:
- Listing pages with unique titles, descriptions and location details
- Area pages for the places you actually work in
- Property schema so search engines understand price and location
- A Google Business Profile for your office
- Blog guides on topics buyers ask about, like the steps in buying land
- A sitemap and Google Search Console
We cannot promise the top spot on Google, and nobody honest can. What we can do is build the pages properly so you have a fair chance. See our SEO service for ongoing work.
Hosting for Photo-Heavy Listings
Every listing has five, ten or twenty photos, and sometimes a video tour. That adds up quickly.
Our web hosting in Nepal includes free SSL and support in Nepali. We compress images so galleries stay sharp without slowing the page. If you plan to upload hundreds of listings, tell us early and we will put you on a plan with enough storage.
How We Build It
- We talk. What you sell, where you work and who your buyers are.
- You send content. Logo, company details, listings and photos. We help organise them.
- We design and build. You review the listing pages before anything goes live.
- We set up SEO and hosting.
- We test. On phones and computers, including the inquiry forms and maps.
- We launch and train your team. Adding, editing and marking properties as sold.
Most real estate sites take about 10 to 15 days, depending on the number of pages and how quickly we get your content.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | NPR 9,999 | A single broker or small agency showing a handful of properties |
| Business ⭐ | NPR 24,999 | Most agencies, with a proper listing system, filters, maps and inquiry forms |
| Premium | NPR 49,999 | Larger companies and developers with many listings and custom features |
Every plan includes a free .com domain, one year of hosting and SSL. We will confirm the full cost before we start.
FAQ
How much does a real estate website cost in Nepal?
A simple site for one broker starts from NPR 9,999. Most agencies choose the Business plan at NPR 24,999, which fits a full listing system, filters and maps. Larger companies with many listings or custom features fit Premium at NPR 49,999. We will give you the exact cost before we begin.
Can I add and edit listings myself?
Yes. You will have a simple dashboard where you add a property, upload photos, change a price and mark it as sold. We train you before handover, and we are on WhatsApp if you get stuck.
Can the site show land sizes in aana and ropani?
Yes, we can set up the details Nepali buyers expect, like area in aana, ropani or square feet, and price per aana. Tell us which units your business uses.
Can buyers search and filter properties?
Yes. Visitors can narrow down by location, property type and budget.
Can people send me inquiries directly from a listing?
Yes. Each listing has an inquiry form, and we can add call and WhatsApp buttons. Inquiries go to your email and phone.
Will my site show up on Google?
We set up everything Google needs to find your listings, and we build location pages for the areas you serve. Ranking for popular searches takes time and depends on competition. We cannot promise a position, but a properly built site gives you a fair start.
Can I show sold properties?
Yes. Many agencies keep a few sold listings with a Sold badge, because it shows buyers you actually close deals. We can also hide them if you prefer.
Can I have a blog and a “list your property” form?
Yes to both. A blog helps with search, and the listing form lets owners send you properties to sell or rent.
What do I need to send you?
Your logo, company details and registration, office address and hours, and your listings with photos and details. If you do not have everything, we can start with what you have.
What happens after the first year?
Your free domain and hosting cover the first year. After that, renewal continues at a standard annual rate. We will remind you before it is due.
Ready for a property website buyers trust?
Tell us about your agency on WhatsApp at +977-9709085038 or fill in the quote form.