Services · Website development · Property management websites
We deliver property management website development in Jeddah for companies and landlords who manage apartment blocks, furnished units, villas and shops from Al Hamra and Al Shati up to Obhur. The website presents each building honestly, separates furnished and unfurnished stock so renters find the right thing quickly, gives owners a reason to choose you, and sends every enquiry to the person who can answer it, in Arabic and English.
Jeddah renters include Saudi families, expatriate staff of trading and logistics firms, and people relocating for a few months. Those groups search differently and ask different questions, so the site is planned around who you actually let to. The structure, the language options and even the photography brief follow from that.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
Inside the website
A Jeddah portfolio often mixes things that most property templates treat as one: long lease family apartments, furnished flats let for shorter terms, villas in compounds and ground floor retail on busy streets. Put them on one undifferentiated listings page and every visitor has to dig. We separate them early in the information architecture, each with its own filters, photography standards and enquiry questions.
The other half of the site speaks to owners. Many Jeddah landlords inherited buildings or hold units in older districts and want a manager who will deal with maintenance and paperwork. The owner section explains what you take on and how you report, and gives them an easy way to request a review of their property, without committing to anything on the first contact.
Two listing paths with different fields: inventory, included utilities and minimum stay for furnished units; kitchen appliances, parking and lease length for unfurnished ones. Visitors choose at the start and never see stock that does not suit them. Each path has its own landing page that can rank for the searches renters actually type.
Fewer enquiries for units that were never a match.
A page for every building with location, age, facilities, management contact and available units underneath. Good building pages rank for building names people already search, and they let you show maintenance quality, which matters in a humid coastal city where tenants worry about air conditioning and damp.
Renters trust a building before they ask about a unit.
Short guides to the districts you manage in, such as Al Rawdah, Al Zahra or Obhur, covering schools, commuting to the port and the airport, and shopping. Written by people who know the area, edited in the CMS, and linked to the listings in that district. Guides also help expatriate families arriving in Jeddah for the first time make sense of the city.
Search traffic from people still deciding where to live.
A form for owners asking for a management proposal, with fields for building type, district, unit count and whether units are furnished. Optional photo upload helps your team judge condition before the visit. Submissions land in your CRM with an owner tag.
Your business development team starts with real information.
Arabic right to left pages and English pages designed side by side, with separate URLs and metadata for each language. Optional extra languages can be added for specific buildings where many tenants come from one community.
Each audience reads a page that was meant for them.
A WhatsApp button on every listing that sends the unit reference with the message, plus a call option that rings the building's leasing contact. Messages are logged with the source page so you can see which listings start conversations. Out of hours messages get an automatic reply saying when someone will respond.
Replies start from the right unit, not from a guess.
A simple page for current tenants with building rules, emergency numbers, rent payment routes approved for residential leases and a maintenance request form that emails the building team. If you already use a tenant portal, the website points tenants to it instead.
Basic tenant questions answered without a phone call.
Compressed photography, lazy loading galleries and careful scripts keep listing pages quick on phones. We test against Core Web Vitals and fix the heavy parts before launch, because most rental searches in Jeddah begin on a mobile.
Visitors see units instead of loading screens.
Clean URLs, structured data for your organisation and listings, internal links from guides to buildings, a Google Business Profile that matches the site and sitemaps that update when units change. Every listing carries the REGA advertising details your compliance lead confirms.
A site search engines understand and renters can find.
A password protected page where owners download monthly statements, inspection reports and lease copies your team uploads. It is deliberately simple: a secure document shelf, not a full accounting system. Owners who live outside Jeddah or abroad find it reassuring to open the latest report from the company website instead of searching through email threads.
Owners see your reporting in one familiar place.
Who this is for
Property management website design in Jeddah has to start from the stock you hold and the tenants you want, because a furnished flat business and a retail landlord share very little. These are the four situations we see most often. If yours sits between two of them, discovery is where we work out which parts of each apply and which can wait for a second phase. What they share is that the website must answer the questions your staff currently answer by phone.
You let furnished apartments for months at a time to relocating staff and visiting families. The site needs inventories, clear inclusions, availability by date and quick replies. We also flag where your business may need a separate tourism licence for short stays, so you can confirm it with the authority before those pages go live.
Short stay licensing is something you confirm; we build to your answer.
Owners in older districts are handing buildings to managers who will deal with repairs, tenants and paperwork. Your site wins them with before and after work, a plain explanation of your maintenance approach and a review request form. Listings matter less at first than credibility with owners. Neighbourhood pages for those older districts help owners there find you when they search.
Retail tenants care about frontage, footfall, signage rules and parking. We give retail units their own template with street level photos, unit dimensions and permitted use notes, and an enquiry form that asks what the business sells and when it wants to open. Units on streets such as Tahlia or Palestine Street can carry their own landing pages.
Villas, a couple of apartment blocks and some commercial units, managed by family members and a small team. The site presents the group with one identity and keeps each property easy to find, and the CMS is set up so nobody needs technical skills to update it.
Editing roles are set so family approvers sign off content.
How we work with you
Codeeo's team of 80+ works from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, with a 4.7 rating from 23 Google reviews. For Jeddah clients, discovery, design reviews and training run by video call, and every decision is written into a shared plan. As a property management web development company in Jeddah's market, we price after discovery; the main drivers are templates, listing volume, integrations, languages and how much content we produce. You receive a written scope before any commitment, with the assumptions behind it spelled out.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
We choose the platform around your editors. WordPress suits teams that publish guides often; a headless CMS with Next.js suits large listing volumes and a property system feed. Hosting is chosen with your data policy in mind. Everything is documented and handed over, so you are never tied to us for routine changes.
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We agree the timing after discovery, once scope and content are clear.
The schedule depends on how many listing types you need, whether units come from a feed or are entered by hand, how many building pages and guides you publish, and how quickly photography can be arranged. Arabic and English content approval is often the longest stage. We set review points with names and dates on both sides so the plan stays realistic. Clients who already have good photos and a clear list of buildings usually move fastest.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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