Websites for real estate agencies in Egypt
Property is researched harder than almost anything else people buy. A prospective buyer or tenant builds a shortlist over days from photos, floor plans, area, price, and payment terms — then contacts an agent only for the two or three they are serious about. An agency that posts listings to Instagram, where last month's sold flats are still the top posts and there is no way to filter by budget or bedrooms, is invisible during the shortlist stage.
BYB builds real-estate agencies bilingual websites in about 24 hours from 4,000 EGP. Here is what a property site needs that a shop or a clinic does not.
A searchable listing catalogue, with a page per property
The heart of the site is the listings: each property with a full photo set, price, location and compound, area in square metres, bedrooms and bathrooms, finishing status, and payment terms — on its own page with its own shareable link. Visitors filter by area, type (apartment, villa, duplex, commercial), price range, bedrooms, and sale-versus-rent.
Listings move constantly, so you manage them yourself from the dashboard: add a unit with photos and details, mark one as reserved or sold, adjust a price or a payment plan. A unit that came in this morning is live and shareable by the afternoon.
Payment plans, not just a price
In Egypt, the number that matters is often not the total — it is the down payment and the instalment schedule. A listing that shows "10% down, 8 years, no interest" alongside the headline price is doing the work an Instagram caption cannot, and it pre-qualifies the enquiry: the people who ask about a viewing have already accepted the terms.
Your site gives each listing a clear place for payment structure, delivery date for off-plan units, and maintenance or club fees where they apply.
Viewings, coordinated instead of chased
The conversion event is the viewing request. On each property page a visitor can request one — property, name, phone, and a preferred day and time — and it reaches the right agent as a structured WhatsApp message. The agent confirms the exact slot. No more piecing together which flat a DM is about from a screenshot.
Separate forms handle the other journeys: a seller listing a property with you, a landlord listing a rental, and a general "help me find something" brief with budget and requirements. Each routes to the right person instead of all landing in one inbox.
Agents are the trust — give them real profiles
People choose an agent as much as an agency. A profile per agent — name, the areas and property types they cover, years in the market, languages, and a direct contact — makes the agency look established and lets a returning client reach the person they already worked with. It also means that when a client searches an agent's name to check them out, your page is what comes up.
Developers and new projects
If you sell for developers or launch your own projects, the site can carry a project page: master plan, unit types and areas, price ranges, payment plans, delivery timeline, location and access, and a register-interest form for a launch. This is the content serious buyers search for by project name — "[compound name] prices", "[project] payment plan" — and a page you control is what should answer it.
Getting found for "apartment for sale in [area]" and by project name
Property search is specific: "apartment for sale New Cairo", "villa for rent Sheikh Zayed", "[compound] resale prices", or an agency name. Every well-built listing and project page is real, crawlable text containing the area, type, bedrooms and price — the exact terms buyers use. An agency with a hundred listings online has a hundred pages working for it; one on Instagram has none, and portals keep the lead.
Pricing and timeline
A real-estate site is quoted on listing volume and features — a searchable catalogue with per-property pages, filtering, and multiple enquiry journeys is more than a starter build, so we send a fixed price once we know roughly how many listings you carry and whether you need project pages. The build still ships in around 24 hours once we have your first batch of listings and photos.
Common questions
How do we keep listings current?
From the dashboard. You add a property with photos, price, area and payment terms, mark units as reserved or sold, and update prices and plans yourself. A new unit can be live and shareable the same day.
Does each property get its own page and link?
Yes. Every listing has its own page with the full photo set, details, payment plan and a viewing-request form, and its own URL you can send straight to a client on WhatsApp.
Can we show down payment and instalment plans?
Yes, and we recommend it. Each listing has a clear place for down payment, instalment schedule, delivery date for off-plan units, and any club or maintenance fees.
We sell for developers. Can the site have project pages?
Yes — a page per project with master plan, unit types, price ranges, payment plans, delivery timeline and a register-interest form. That is the content buyers search for by project name.
How do viewing requests reach us?
Each property page has a viewing request capturing the property, the client's details and a preferred time, sent to the right agent as a structured WhatsApp message. Seller, landlord and buyer-brief enquiries have their own forms and routing.