Services · Website development · Real estate websites
We deliver real estate website development in Los Angeles for brokerages, luxury agent teams, developers and property managers working across a county of 88 cities. Your site shows CRMLS or The MLS listings on your own domain, carries the license numbers and photo disclosures California expects, handles privacy requests under the CCPA, and gives each neighborhood from Silver Lake to the South Bay a page that earns search traffic. Enquiries reach the right agent, in the language the client speaks.
In Los Angeles, the listing photos sell the visit and the website sells the agent. We build sites that do both while keeping the brokerage on the right side of the Department of Real Estate and the state's privacy regulator. The result is a site your agents send to clients with confidence.
200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer
What goes into the build
Los Angeles is not one market. Buyers searching Pasadena, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills and Long Beach are searching separate cities with their own rules, and the City of Los Angeles itself spans the Valley, the Westside, the Eastside and South LA. Real estate website design in Los Angeles has to reflect that, with area pages that follow real boundaries rather than a single map. California also asks more of a brokerage website than most states. License numbers belong on marketing materials, digitally altered listing photos now need a disclosure and a link to the original image, and larger brokerages must honor consumer privacy requests and opt out signals. We build all of this into the templates, so every new listing, agent profile and neighborhood page launches correct. Your marketing team runs the CMS, and your broker signs off on the compliance wording once rather than checking every page.
Many LA brokerages belong to more than one MLS. We combine the feeds you are licensed for into one search on your domain, remove duplicate listings, and keep each source's attribution and display rules intact, so a buyer browsing the Westside and the San Gabriel Valley uses one consistent search. Saved searches and new listing alerts work across both feeds.
One search for the whole county, built on your domain.
Since January 2026, California requires a disclosure next to digitally altered listing images, such as virtual staging or removed power lines, with a link or QR code to the original. We add an altered flag in the CMS that shows the notice and the original image automatically.
Virtual staging stays useful without becoming a liability.
Agent cards, listing pages, email capture popups and team pages pull the agent's DRE license number and the responsible broker's details from one record, so a new agent profile cannot go live without them.
First point of contact rules are met by default.
A privacy notice that matches what the site actually collects, a request form for access, deletion and correction, a Do Not Sell or Share link and support for Global Privacy Control signals, with a log your team can use to show requests were answered.
Privacy requests become a routine task, not a scramble.
Pages for the places you sell, from Los Feliz and Highland Park to Culver City, Glendale and Manhattan Beach, each with housing types, live listings within the right boundary and the agents who cover it, written by people who know the difference between a neighborhood and a separate city. Each page can be edited by the agents who know it best, with approval by the marketing lead.
Local searches land on pages that feel local.
Hillside estates and architectural homes get full screen galleries, film tours, floor plans and private showing requests, built as sections of your main site so the attention a trophy listing attracts strengthens your domain.
Signature listings build the brokerage brand.
Spanish, Korean, Chinese, Armenian, Persian and Tagalog speakers are all part of the Los Angeles buyer pool. We translate key pages, add hreflang tags and route forms to agents who speak the language, starting with the languages your team already serves.
Clients find an agent who speaks their language from the first click.
Guides on natural hazard disclosures, fire hazard severity zones, ADU potential and the City of Los Angeles transfer tax on higher value sales, each linked to the official source and ending in a valuation request. Your broker approves the wording of each guide before it is published.
Sellers arrive informed and ready to talk.
California's civil rights law makes inaccessible websites a frequent subject of claims. We design and test against WCAG 2.2, with keyboard navigation, screen reader labels, captioned tours and accessible map search alternatives, and we document the checks.
A site more people can use, and a smaller legal target.
Enquiries tagged by city, language, price band and listing, then sent to your CRM with rules that respect your office structure, plus consent records for calls and texts so follow up stays within federal and state rules. Reports show which cities and languages produce the most enquiries.
Faster, cleaner follow up across every office.
Who this is for
A real estate web development company in Los Angeles meets a wide spread of clients: a two agent team in Echo Park, a multi office brokerage spanning the Valley and the beach cities, a developer selling small lot homes, or a manager running rent stabilized buildings. The compliance base is the same for all of them; the pages, routing and content plan differ. Here is how the site changes for four common cases. If your firm combines several of these, each gets its own section on one domain.
Your listings sell on presentation and discretion. We design editorial layouts for property pages, private listings visible only to registered buyers, and enquiry handling that goes straight to the listing agent. Photo disclosure flags are part of the gallery workflow, because luxury marketing uses the most retouching and is watched the most closely. Listing pages can also hold disclosure packets behind a simple registration step.
Presentation and compliance live in the same workflow.
Offices in Sherman Oaks, Pasadena and Torrance each need a local page, a Google Business Profile and their own agents, under one brand and one domain. We build office hubs, shared listing search, recruiting pages and a permissions model where office managers edit their own sections without touching brokerage wide compliance content. Each office's enquiries reach its own manager first, with reports that compare offices fairly.
New condo projects, small lot subdivisions and ADU programs need project pages, availability tables, floor plans, interest lists and appointment requests. We build these with a sales team in mind, so availability changes are a quick edit, and interest lists flow into the same CRM as resale leads. Project pages can open before construction finishes, collecting interest that sales staff follow up when units release.
Owners need confidence that you know the City of Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance and local tenant rules; tenants need listings, applications and a repair request route. We build owner and tenant sections, connect your management software and link compliance topics to the Los Angeles Housing Department rather than paraphrasing them. Owner reports and rental listings can be updated by your leasing team the same day.
How we work together
We work with Los Angeles brokerages remotely, running discovery, reviews and training over video call with recordings and written notes. A fixed scope first release covers templates, feeds, compliance tools and the CRM link. A retainer after launch handles new city pages, translations and rule changes. Groups with several offices or brands can take a dedicated team. Your brokerage owns the code, the accounts and the content throughout, so nothing is held back if you change partners. Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US with a team of 80+ in Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi.
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
Next.js with a headless CMS suits brokerages with large listing volumes and heavy photography; WordPress suits teams that already publish there. Image handling, privacy tooling and feed sync are chosen to match your vendors and your MLS agreements. Images are served through a CDN in modern formats, which matters when a single listing carries dozens of large photos.
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California license display, photo disclosures and consumer privacy tools.
California expects agent and broker license details on marketing, requires a notice and an original image link when listing photos are digitally altered, and gives consumers privacy rights that larger brokerages must honor. Los Angeles adds a county of separate cities, several MLSs and a multilingual buyer pool. We build each of these into the templates so the site stays correct as it grows. A site built in Texas or Florida and simply relaunched here would miss most of them.
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