Dec 02, 2025
Brian & Miglė C.
14min Read
In the real estate industry, transactions involve substantially larger sums of money compared to other sectors.
As a real estate agent, you need to establish a trustworthy persona, so both property owners and potential buyers are willing to entrust you with their valuable assets and investments.
One of the proven ways to showcase your professionalism and expertise is by creating a real estate website. In this article, we’ll show you the whole process of building one, from the initial planning to launch.
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Although there are several ways to make a website, using website builders is the easiest option for real estate agents with no prior experience.
These tools usually come with ready-to-use templates and easy customization options, meaning that anyone can start with absolute ease.
But before we get to the website-building part, you will need to define a clear objective and plan for your project first.
Are you a real estate agent looking to sell properties online? Or your vision is to create a platform to connect buyers and sellers?
By knowing the specific property site to create, you set a roadmap for the design, content, functionality, and overall user experience for your clients.
In general, there are four different types of real estate websites:
Whether you want to create a property listing website or a real estate marketplace, understanding your audience is equally important.
For instance, first-time homebuyers or new couples may seek educational resources and guidance, while seasoned investors will expect detailed property listings and in-depth market insights.
This strategic approach not only enhances user engagement but also increases the chance of achieving your desired outcomes, whether that’s converting leads into clients or establishing yourself as an authority in the real estate sector.
Make sure to document all of this crucial information in a well-structured business plan. It serves as a guiding framework, helping you stay aligned with your objectives and goals.
Once your main goals, business ideas, and target audience are sorted out, the next step is to sign up for a website builder.
When choosing the best website builder for your real estate business, consider the following factors:
For this tutorial, we’ll use Hostinger’s real estate website maker to illustrate the steps of creating your own website.
With this tool, you can use AI to generate a full-fledged website in minutes or choose from 150 ready-made templates. Either way, customizing your real estate website is easy with the drag-and-drop editor.
There are also built-in SEO tools and third-party marketing integrations designed to help you generate leads, convert potential clients, and maintain long-term customer relationships.
The best part? All of these features are available in the Business Website Builder plan, starting at just $3.99/month.
Here’s how you can sign up for Hostinger Real Estate Website Builder:
After the payment is finalized, you will be redirected to the onboarding page. Here, you will find a couple of website creation methods you can choose:
Both options are equally accessible. It’s just a matter of personal preference.
That being said, we recommend starting with a real estate template based on your goals, as its overall website structure is carefully designed for real estate agents.
If you want to start with a template, click Use pre-made templates at the bottom of your screen.
When the template selection page appears, take a closer look at each design option by hovering over it and selecting Preview. You can see how the template looks on both desktop and mobile devices.
Make sure it has every section you need to start selling real estate listings. Once you’ve found the perfect match, click Start Building to customize your website’s design.
You will be asked to fill in some information about your real estate business so our AI algorithm can generate unique content that truly represents your brand. But if you’re confident in your copywriting skills, select Use original template instead.
After selecting a template, it’s time to customize it to fit your brand identity using the easy-to-use website editor.
Uploading a Logo
Let’s start by uploading your logo, as it will define your brand’s unique visual identity. In the Header section, click the placeholder logo, select Replace Image, and upload the logo file from your computer.
Don’t have a logo yet? Don’t worry. Use our AI Logo Maker to create a bespoke logo in a matter of seconds. As a Hostinger user, you will receive one free credit, which you can use to generate a set of logos once.
One credit will give you four logo variations, and you can download all of them for free. Here’s how to use the tool:
Adjusting the Layout and Styles
By default, each template comes with a predefined layout, so it’s just a matter of customizing it based on web design best practices.
To adjust each text or picture, simply drag and drop it anywhere you like. Our Smart Layout grids help you keep everything aligned perfectly.

You can also choose colors and fonts that reflect your brand’s personality and values, all while ensuring readability for users.
There are two main ways to do that – configuring the global styles or editing each element locally.
To customize the site-wide settings, navigate to the left menu bar and click Website Styles:

It’s crucial to incorporate branding elements consistently throughout the website to reinforce your brand identity.
If you want to adjust the styles for individual elements, simply select the preferred text or image, click Edit, and change its color or font.
For more comprehensive steps, check out this guide on how to edit a website’s content and design using Hostinger Website Builder.
Next, let’s add all the essential features that make a great real estate website, including property listings, search functionality, contact forms, and map integration.
Property Listings
Our real estate templates already come with pre-made listing pages, so your audience can easily view properties you sell or lease.
To customize them, head to the left sidebar and choose Pages and navigation. There, you will find the main Projects section with three sample listing pages. Click one of the pages to customize its content and visuals.
Let’s start with the heading. This is your opportunity to make a strong first impression, encouraging potential buyers or renters to explore further and engage with your listing.
Simply double-click the placeholder text and input your own title. Here are some tips to make it more compelling:

Next, upload high-resolution images of your property. By doing so, potential clients can take a closer look at its interior and exterior, which can be pivotal in their decision-making journey.
To do that, select one of the placeholder pictures, click the Change image icon, and upload your image file.

Want to showcase more photos? Simply add an image gallery:
Once done, close the gallery settings and click the Manage gallery button to upload your property images and arrange their positioning.
You can also add a Video element to show your property’s potential in greater detail and nuance. It helps buyers better understand the layout, size, and interior of your property, which can sometimes be difficult to grasp through photos alone.
Even better, go the extra mile by offering a virtual tour. With free software like Lapentor, you can easily upload your property images, create an online tour page, and share the link on your website.
Having a clear property description is also important to boost your conversion rate. Not much of a copywriter yourself? No worries – our AI Writer is always there to lend a hand.
All you have to do is select any text block, choose AI Writer, fill in the text description, and click Create text. Be as descriptive as possible, and include details like:

Do the same for the other two listing pages. If you have more listings, simply add new pages by heading to Pages and navigation and clicking Add page.
Alternatively, you can copy the existing listing pages, so you don’t have to start from scratch. Click the Settings icon next to your intended page and select Duplicate. Once created, drag the new page under the Projects section.

Map Integration
By showing the location of your property, you allow future clients to assess the neighborhood, commuting routes, and nearby attractions.
This approach helps filter in prospects who are genuinely interested in your specific area, leading to more qualified inquiries and visits.
To integrate a map into your listing page, click Add section in between two different sections.

From the left side menu, scroll down to Map and choose from the available options.
Once added, select the map element, click Edit map, and fill in your property’s address. It will automatically show the exact location of your listing.
Contact Form
We’ve included a contact form at the bottom of every page on your site so potential buyers or renters can easily reach out for further queries or in-person showings.
That said, you can still customize the form by selecting it and clicking Edit form:
Publishing high-quality blog posts is a tried-and-tested strategy to engage readers and establish your expertise in the real estate world.
Still trying to figure out what to write? There are plenty of topics you can explore:
Once you have several ideas in mind, the next step is to create a blog section on your site. Go to Pages and navigation, click Add page, and choose Blog.

You will be asked to edit the blog page’s name and URL, and whether you want to keep it hidden from the navigation menu. Click Save once you’re done.
By default, there will be four placeholder content pieces. Hover over one of them and click Edit post to make your changes.
To change the post’s title, description, URL, author, and date, navigate to Post settings at the top menu. You can also schedule your article in this section.
Don’t forget to save your changes, then customize your post’s header and body content:

Once you’re finished writing, set the Status from Draft to Public to publish your blog post. You can find the option at the top menu.
Next, head back to Pages and navigation, and choose About us. Here, you can provide information about your company’s history, mission, vision, and team members.
By telling your brand’s story and experience in real estate, you will build trust and connect on a more personal level with the target audience.
These days, anyone looking to buy or rent a house will probably begin their search online, so optimizing your real estate website for local search results is of the utmost importance.
When done correctly, search engine optimization (SEO) can boost your site visibility on Google, which means more traffic and conversion opportunities.
Here are some real estate website SEO tips and strategies to get your site to the top of search pages:
Hostinger Website Builder provides built-in SEO features that make it easier to optimize your site for local SEO.
To access the tool, navigate to the left menu bar, click the three-dot icon, and choose SEO.
You will see a list of every published page on your real estate website. Click one of the pages to configure its SEO settings:



By now, your website should be ready for launch.
But before introducing it to the world, check how it looks on both desktop and mobile devices by clicking Preview at the top right of your screen.
Once you’ve made sure there are no typos, misplaced images, or broken links, exit the Preview mode and hit the Go live button.

Congratulations, your real estate site is now up and running. Don’t forget to secure your free domain name so it will appear more professional and trustworthy.
We will review your contact information and send an email notification once your domain registration is accepted. Keep in mind that the process can take up to 24 hours.
In the meantime, continue optimizing your real estate website to attract more traffic and get more clients.
Building a real estate website helps real estate professionals showcase their expertise and market their property listings to the right audience.
The great news is that such platforms as Hostinger Website Builder make it easy for anyone to create and monetize a real estate website. You simply choose from the available templates or generate the initial design with AI, then customize your site using the easy editor.
Once published, don’t forget to optimize your site for local SEO to bring in traffic and leads. Real estate agencies are inherently local businesses – your success is deeply intertwined with the specific geographic areas you serve.
We hope by reading this article, you can finally build your own real estate website and dominate the online real estate market. Good luck!
Have more questions on how to create a real estate website? Find the answers in this FAQ section or leave a comment below.
No, there are various no-code platforms you can use to create a website for real estate agents. For example, Hostinger Website Builder allows you to choose from 150 ready-made templates or generate a well-made design using AI. After that, easily customize every element of your website with the drag-and-drop interface.
With our Business Website Builder plan, creating a real estate website costs only $3.99/month for the 48-month subscription. In other words, you don’t have to worry about renewing the hosting plan for the next four years.
What’s included in the package? You get a free domain for 12 months, a suite of AI tools, and powerful eCommerce features. If you’re not fully satisfied, easily ask for a refund within 30 days of your purchase.
Your real estate website should have property listings with detailed descriptions, high-quality images, virtual tours, interactive maps, mortgage calculators, and contact forms. Having search filters for location, price, and property type, as well as integration with MLS databases, is also important for a seamless user experience.
There are many kinds of real estate websites, including property listing portals like Zillow or Realtor.com, agency or individual realtor websites showcasing their listings and services, property management websites that handle rental units, and real estate marketplace platforms facilitating transactions between buyers, sellers, and agents.