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Real estate website development Jeddah, for brokerages, developers, holiday home operators and property managers along the Red Sea coast. We design Arabic first sites with full English versions that present seafront homes in Obhur, family apartments in Al Rawdah and Al Zahra, and new waterfront schemes with the licence details REGA expects on every advert. Enquiries go straight to the agent responsible, by WhatsApp, call or viewing request, and land in your CRM with their source.
Discovery and design reviews with Jeddah clients run by video call, with our Riyadh and Dubai teams working on the build. The scope here is your website and its listings; a phone app for buyers or agents would be planned separately.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website can include
Jeddah's property market does not behave like the capital's. Buyers weigh distance to the Corniche, the drive north to Obhur, and quick access to the Haramain train for trips to Makkah and Madinah. Families from other regions arrive for work at the port, in logistics and in healthcare, and many need a furnished rental before they buy. Large waterfront developments bring launch campaigns that need their own pages and their own rules.
A good Jeddah property site answers those questions before the visitor asks them. We structure listings with fields that matter here, write area content that reflects how residents describe their neighbourhoods, and keep compliance in the template: advertising licence numbers from the FAL platform on each listing, Wafi references on off plan pages, and PDPL consent on every form. Seasonal peaks, from summer visitors to Umrah traffic through the airport, also shape which units you feature and when. The list below is a starting point that we narrow during discovery.
Search fields for sea view, beach access, private pool and distance to the Corniche, stored as structured data rather than words in a description. Obhur villas and chalets get their own filter set because buyers compare them differently from city apartments. Each unit can also record its floor, orientation and whether the view is protected or likely to be blocked by future building.
Coastal buyers narrow the stock quickly and enquire about the right units.
Guides for Al Shati, Al Hamra, Al Rawdah, Al Zahra, Al Salamah and the northern districts you cover, explaining schools, malls, mosques and traffic patterns at peak hours. Each guide shows your current listings for that area.
Your site starts to rank for the neighbourhood questions newcomers search.
Listings cannot go live without the REGA advertising licence number and the broker's FAL details. When a licence expires, the page is withdrawn and the agent is alerted, so nothing outdated stays visible. An audit log records who published each advert and when.
Compliance holds even when several staff publish listings.
A reusable template for off plan launches with masterplan imagery, unit types, construction progress and a registration form, plus a block for the Wafi licence and escrow information buyers ask about.
Each launch gets a focused landing page without a fresh build.
For operators letting furnished units by the month or the night, a section that separates them from long leases and shows the tourism licence details holiday homes require. Booking requests can go to your existing reservation system.
Short stay demand is handled apart from your main leasing team.
Pages that sell your service to owners: valuation requests, management packages, Ejar registration support and marketing plans for a sale. Many Jeddah owners live abroad or in other cities for part of the year, so the forms work fully online and explain the next steps clearly.
A steady flow of new stock instead of relying only on buyer enquiries.
A single form for employers and new arrivals moving to Jeddah, asking for budget band, family size, school needs and preferred areas, then routing to the agent who handles relocations.
Relocation leads get a prepared reply instead of a generic callback.
WhatsApp buttons prefilled with the listing reference, plus call and viewing request options, each tagged with campaign and page. Out of hours messages get an automatic acknowledgement and are queued for the morning. Agents can also reply from a shared business number your managers can review.
No enquiry disappears into a personal phone.
One listing record feeds your website and the portals you use, so prices, photos and licence numbers stay identical. Enquiries return to the CRM with agent, source and listing attached.
Your team edits a listing once and every channel updates.
Arabic and English page sets with hreflang, real estate structured data, image optimisation for heavy galleries and XML sitemaps that remove let or sold units promptly.
Search engines see a clean, current site in both languages.
Who this is for
The city stretches a long way along the coast, and the businesses selling it are just as varied. A family brokerage in the central districts has little in common with a developer marketing towers on the waterfront or an operator letting furnished apartments to visitors. We match the site to the business model, not to a template.
You have years of relationships and a strong reputation, but the website still looks like a business card. We bring your listings, agents and neighbourhood knowledge online in a form that ranks and converts, while keeping the tone your long standing clients recognise. Most of these projects start with listing structure and area guides. We also give long serving agents profile pages, because many clients in the city still ask for a broker by name.
Reputation offline should be visible online too.
Waterfront and mixed use schemes need a corporate site that can host several projects at different stages. We build a project framework with launch pages, progress updates and buyer communication, and connect registrations to your sales team so interest from a campaign becomes a booked visit to the sales gallery. After handover, the same project page can become a resale and leasing hub for owners in that development.
If your income comes from monthly and nightly lets, your website needs availability, house rules, licence details and a fast way to ask about dates. We keep this separate from long lease marketing and connect it to the booking tools you already use, so staff are not keying the same request twice. Seasonal demand around Umrah and the summer months can be reflected in featured units without rebuilding pages.
Professionals relocating for work and, since the law opening ownership to non Saudis took effect in January 2026, some foreign buyers looking at permitted zones. These visitors need clear English content, honest explanations of what they can and cannot buy, and an easy way to start a conversation. We also add guidance for buyers based in Makkah who want a second home on the coast, since ownership rules in the holy city itself remain restricted for non Saudis.
Zone rules are still being detailed, so content stays easy to update.
How we work together
Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, has a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. Jeddah clients work with us by video call and a shared staging site, so your agents see every page before it goes public. You have one project lead, a written scope and a documented change process, which matters when several directors want a say in a property brand. When the site is live, we can stay on for updates, new launch pages and search work, or hand everything to your own team with written documentation.
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 commonly pair a Next.js front end with a headless CMS or WordPress, a listing search index that handles map and filter queries quickly, and documented connections to your CRM and portal feeds. The final choice depends on who maintains the site later. Image delivery is tuned for the large photo sets coastal homes need.
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It depends on listing integrations, languages and how much content you already have.
A brokerage site with one CRM feed and existing photography moves quickly. Timelines extend when we need to write neighbourhood guides from scratch, build several launch pages, connect a short stay booking system or migrate a large old site. We agree dates after discovery and write them into the scope, along with what we need from your team at each stage, because delays usually come from late content rather than development. Where speed matters, we launch the core listing site first and add neighbourhood guides and launch templates in a second phase.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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