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Property websites for Riyadh brokers and developers that rank, inform and convert.

Real estate website development Riyadh, for brokerages, developers and property managers who want their own site to carry real weight next to the portals. We build Arabic first websites with English alongside, district pages for the capital's growing north, listing pages that display the advertising licence REGA requires, and enquiry paths that hand every lead to the right agent with its source attached. Our team in Riyadh runs discovery with you in person.

This page covers the website: content, search visibility, listings and enquiries. If you also want a phone app for buyers or agents, that is a separate project with its own scope, and we keep the two from duplicating each other.

Built for
Licensed brokerages, residential and office developers, and property management firms working across Riyadh.
Typical timeline
Agreed after a discovery workshop at our Riyadh office, once listing sources, district coverage, languages and CRM links are written into the scope.
What you own
The domain, code, CMS, listing database, district content, analytics accounts and every enquiry, held in your company's name.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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What the website can include

Pages and tools a Riyadh property business actually needs online.

Someone searching for a villa in Al Malqa or an office near King Abdullah Financial District usually lands on a portal first. Your website has a different job. It has to prove you know the district, show stock the portals do not explain well, and make contacting a named agent easier than calling a number off a listing card.

That means structured listing data, district content written by people who know the streets, and forms that ask the right questions for buying, renting or leasing commercial space. It also means building to the rules from the first wireframe: every advert on the site needs the licence number issued through the FAL platform, leasing content has to reflect the Riyadh rent freeze REGA announced in September 2025, and visitor data falls under the PDPL. A website built this way becomes a sales asset your agents send to clients, rather than a brochure nobody updates. These are the pieces we usually propose, adjusted to the size of your team and stock.

Explain your project
  • North Riyadh district guides

    Landing pages for Al Malqa, Hittin, Al Narjis, Al Yasmin and the other districts you trade in, with schools, mosques, road access and nearby metro stations described in Arabic and English. Each guide pulls live listings for that district so the page never goes stale.

    Search traffic for district names arrives on a page that already shows your stock.

  • Listing pages with licence details

    A listing template that refuses to publish without the advertising licence number, the broker's FAL details and the property's core data. Expired licences take the listing offline automatically, so your marketing team is not relying on memory.

    Every advert on the site can be checked against REGA requirements.

  • Metro and commute filters

    Search that lets a buyer filter by walking distance to a Riyadh Metro station or by drive time to a workplace district, built on map data your team can update when new stations or roads open.

    Visitors find homes that suit how they actually travel across the city.

  • Leasing pages that respect the freeze

    Rental listings store the last registered Ejar rent for previously leased units, so advertised figures can be checked before publishing. Landlord guides explain the current rules in plain Arabic and English.

    Fewer rental adverts that conflict with the regulation.

  • Off plan project microsites

    A project section for each launch with plans, phases, payment milestones described in words, and registration of interest. Content for projects sold off plan is structured so the Wafi licence reference sits on every relevant page.

    Launch campaigns land on a page built for that project, not a generic form.

  • Corporate relocation section

    Pages for HR teams moving staff to the capital, many tied to companies setting up regional headquarters, with furnished options, compound listings and a single request form for several employees.

    Bulk leasing enquiries reach a dedicated agent instead of the general inbox.

  • Agent profiles with track record

    A page for each agent with their FAL licence, languages, districts covered and current listings, plus a direct WhatsApp button. Buyers in Riyadh often choose the person before the property, and a credible profile gives them a reason to ask for that agent by name.

    Enquiries arrive addressed to a specific agent, which shortens the first reply.

  • Enquiry routing to the CRM

    WhatsApp, call and viewing request buttons on every listing, each tagged with listing, district and campaign source, then pushed into your CRM with the responsible agent assigned.

    Managers see which pages and campaigns produce viewings.

  • Search foundations in two languages

    Separate Arabic and English URLs with hreflang, listing and organisation structured data, clean sitemaps that drop sold units, and a Google Business Profile strategy for each branch.

    The site is indexed properly in both languages from launch day.

  • Speed on mobile networks

    Compressed photo galleries, lazy loaded maps and server rendering, tested on mid range phones over mobile data, because most property browsing in Riyadh happens on a phone between appointments.

    Listing pages pass Core Web Vitals on the devices your buyers use.

Who this is for

Four kinds of Riyadh property business we build for.

The capital's market mixes family villas, apartments for young professionals, office floors for arriving companies and large off plan schemes. A brokerage specialising in north Riyadh resales needs a very different site from a developer with one flagship project. We decide the structure around where your enquiries come from and which ones close, then build only what supports that.

01

Residential brokerages in the north

Your agents know Hittin and Al Narjis street by street, but your website says almost nothing about them. We turn that knowledge into district guides, agent pages and listing filters that rank for district searches, and we connect each enquiry to the agent who owns that area so the response comes from someone credible. Saved searches and new listing alerts by email keep returning buyers coming back to your site rather than a portal.

District content is usually the biggest search gain.

02

Developers launching off plan schemes

You need a corporate site that holds several projects, each with its own launch period, sales team and paperwork. We build a project framework your marketing team can reuse for the next launch, with registration of interest, sales centre visit requests and progress updates that keep buyers informed after they reserve. Each project page can also carry the escrow and Wafi references buyers ask about, written in language your sales staff can stand behind.

03

Commercial leasing teams

Office and retail leasing near the financial district and along King Fahd Road runs on floor plans, fit out status and availability dates. We give these listings their own templates and a request path for companies that need several floors or a showroom. Tenants comparing towers want ceiling heights, parking ratios and handover condition, so those become filterable fields rather than lines buried in a brochure.

04

Property managers with a landlord focus

If your growth comes from winning landlords, the site should sell your management service: rent collection, maintenance and Ejar handling. We build owner pages, a valuation request form and a portal login link for existing landlords. Monthly owner reports can link from the same area, so the website supports retention as well as acquisition.

Landlord acquisition pages often convert better than tenant listings.

Six steps from the first workshop to a site your team runs.

  1. 01Workshop in RiyadhWe meet your sales, leasing and marketing leads at our Riyadh office or yours to list districts, listing sources, licence handling and where enquiries go today.
  2. 02Structure and content planA sitemap of district, project, listing and service pages in Arabic and English, with search targets and who writes each section.
  3. 03Design in Arabic firstRight to left layouts designed first, then mirrored for English, with listing cards, galleries and forms tested on phones.
  4. 04Build and integrationsCMS, listing database, map search, licence validation and the connection to your CRM, built in short stages you review on a staging site.
  5. 05Content load and checksYour team loads listings and guides with our help, then we test speed, accessibility, structured data, consent and every enquiry route.
  6. 06Launch and redirectsOld URLs mapped to new ones, search consoles verified, analytics checked, and a review period after go live to fix what real visitors reveal.

Technology

What we build this with.

Usually a Next.js front end on a headless CMS or WordPress, a search index tuned for property filters and maps, and documented API connections to your CRM. We choose based on who edits the site after launch and what your team already knows. Map tiles, image delivery and form handling are picked for reliable performance inside the Kingdom.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions Riyadh property firms ask us

The number of listing sources, languages, districts and integrations matters far more than page count.

A brokerage site with one CRM feed and a handful of district guides is a modest build. Cost rises with a live map search, several off plan microsites, licence validation against your internal records, a landlord portal link, or migrating years of old listings. Content is the other driver: district guides in two languages take real writing time. We price after discovery, in writing, with each item listed so you can phase the less urgent ones. Ongoing costs depend on hosting, map and search services, and whether you want us to keep writing district content after launch.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

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