Real estate web design in Marbella, built around the property search.

A brochure-style estate agency website sits in the Business site tier, from €1,500; a portal with a live feed and property search is quoted on the call, and I say there which tier it falls in. The exact figure is fixed on the first 15-minute call and does not change afterwards. Two sites — say new developments and resales — and any extra development pages are quoted on that same call, each as a fixed figure.

One to two weeks for a brochure-style agency site; a single landing page can be live in 24–48 hours. A portal with a live feed and search takes longer, and its date is fixed on the first call. In every case you review a real preview link and get one focused revision round. With Resales Online, approval of the server address runs on their clock.

Yes — I have connected Resales Online for Nøva Marbella and Golden Gate Living. The integration uses the Resales Online Web API for search and property details, through a small proxy server, because the API only accepts requests from an approved server address. The site reads your own Resales Online account, so that account needs API access. Listings are not stored in a database on the site; it keeps only a list of references for the sitemap.

Yes — every new development can have its own landing page. It is one template filled from the feed: gallery, price range, completion date, payment terms, features, map and enquiry form. I have built that template on both property sites. On your project, floor plans, unit types and a prices-from table are built into it once; each later development is content added to it. What an additional one costs is quoted on the call, as a fixed figure.

Yes — the property search filters by area, property type, minimum and maximum price and bedrooms, plus bathrooms and sort order. I built that set for Nøva Marbella and Golden Gate Living, on the Resales Online feed. Results come back as listing cards with pagination, and the filters are written into the URL, so a search can be shared. The search sits on your home page.

Both are settled on the first call and written into the quote, next to the build price, which is fixed. A property site has running parts a brochure site does not: your own Resales Online account, and the small proxy server its API requires, so on that call I go through what keeps the site running. The domain, the code and the data are set up under the agency's name, so the site is not tied to me. Work after launch (a template for a new development, another language, a second feed) gets its own short call and its own fixed price.

Yes — on your site each language gets its own URLs, titles and hreflang tags, and every listing gets a form and a WhatsApp click-to-chat button that opens with the property reference already written. For reference: Nøva Marbella runs in English, Swedish, Dutch and German; Golden Gate Living in English; LeadWing, my own product, in English and Spanish. Spanish on your site is built the same way as any other language: its own URLs and titles, no translation widget.

With Resales Online, yes — that is the feed I have connected, and on one site enquiries went back into it as leads. For Idealista, Rightmove or another portal, it depends on whether the portal or your CRM offers a feed or an API the site can read from or send to; we check that on the call, before I quote. For a CRM, the enquiry form hands off to the system you already use, provided it accepts leads from outside.