Real Estate Portals & Apps Property portal & app developers in London, United Kingdom

A property portal is a website or app where buyers and renters search your listings, compare properties and book a viewing or send an enquiry. We build them for UK estate agents, letting agents and developers.

For independent estate and letting agents, new-build developers and property managers in London and across the UK.

CREATVZ builds property portals and apps for UK estate agents, letting agents and developers, from a London studio. You get property search with filters and a map, development and property pages, enquiries and viewing requests routed to your team, a negotiator dashboard and the code in your name. Send a short brief through the project form to start.

The big portals own your enquiries. Your website should not.

Most UK agents pay to appear on the large portals and keep a website that is little more than a feed of the same listings. Buyers who find you there leave to compare elsewhere, and the enquiry data sits in someone else’s system. New-build developers face the same problem with plot availability and release phases.

A platform of your own gives people a reason to come direct: better search, honest availability, development pages with plans and a clear way to book a viewing. Enquiries arrive in your own inbox or CRM with the property attached. Your portal listings carry on as before; this is the place you control.

What UK property businesses build

  • Agency sites with live property search
  • New-build development and plot pages
  • Lettings portals for landlords and tenants
  • Viewing and valuation request flows
  • Negotiator dashboards

What you get

You get a written scope, property search with filters and a map, development and property pages, enquiries routed to your inbox or CRM, a dashboard for your negotiators, an app if needed, and the code in your name.

  1. Scope & Listing Model

    A written scope: who adds listings (your team, agents or owners), the fields each listing needs, and what the first release covers and leaves for later.

  2. Search, Filters & Map

    Listing search with the filters people actually use, such as area, property type, price range, bedrooms and status, and a map view of the results.

  3. Project & Unit Pages

    A page for every project, building and unit, with photos, floor plans, location and availability, laid out for phones first.

  4. Enquiries to WhatsApp & CRM

    Every enquiry sent to WhatsApp, email or the CRM you use, tagged with the listing it came from, so the caller is not asked to repeat themselves.

  5. Agent & Admin Dashboard

    A dashboard where agents add and update listings, admins approve them and mark units sold or let, and managers see enquiries per listing.

  6. Mobile App & Handover

    An iOS and Android app when your buyers or tenants need one, and the source code, hosting accounts and documentation handed over in your name.

Listings spread across groups, portals and spreadsheets?

Tell us what you list and who adds it. We reply with questions and a scoped quote.

How it works

  1. Step 1: Scope

    What you list, who adds it, the filters buyers use and the first release, agreed in writing.

  2. Step 2: Design

    Search, listing and enquiry screens as a clickable prototype, tried on phones before any build starts.

  3. Step 3: Build

    The portal, the dashboard and, if needed, the app, in short cycles with versions you can test.

  4. Step 4: Launch

    Listings loaded, enquiry routes tested, your team trained, then code and accounts handed over.

Development work

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Questions

How much does a property portal cost in the UK?

It depends on scope: property types and filters, development and plot pages, viewing and valuation flows, who adds listings, CRM routes, an app and the deadline. We write the scope with you, then send a written fixed-scope quote, and any change is priced before work on it starts.

How long does it take?

A first release with search, property pages and enquiries is much quicker than a full platform with landlord accounts and an app. The proposal gives dated milestones against the agreed scope.

Can you build an MVP first?

Yes. We scope the smallest version that replaces your current listing site, launch it, and let enquiry numbers and user behaviour decide what comes next. The scope says in writing what is deferred.

Can it pull listings from our agency software?

Often yes, if your software offers an API or a dependable export. We test that connection during scoping before we commit to it, and agree what happens if the feed changes.

Can visitors book a viewing or request a valuation?

Yes. Viewing requests and valuation forms are standard parts of the scope, with the details routed to the right branch or negotiator.

What about GDPR?

We design for careful data handling, clear consent on forms and sensible hosting. Your legal obligations as an agent should be confirmed with your own adviser.

Do we need an app?

Usually not at first. A fast site that works well on phones covers most buyers and renters. An app makes sense for landlords or tenants who come back often.

Who owns the code and the data?

Your agency does. The code, the property database, hosting accounts and documentation are in your name from the start, and that is written into the proposal.

Can you work alongside our current web agency or developer?

Yes. We can take a defined part, such as the search and property pages, follow your standards and hand over cleanly.

Tell us about the property platform you need.

A short brief is enough: what you list, who adds listings, web or app, the languages and the tools it must send enquiries to. We reply with questions and a fixed-scope quote.

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Each one stands alone, and they work together on a single brief.

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Got a brief?

Tell us what you are making and when it has to ship. We will take it from there.

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