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title: "Websites for real estate developers in Israel"
canonical: "https://en.prostor-agency.com/israel/real-estate"
summary: "Prostor builds sales websites for Israeli developers: Hebrew, English and Russian on one data core, unit selection, floor plans and CRM. From $5,000."
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# Sell apartments in three languages from one website

## What developers come with

- **Hebrew flips the layout and nobody checked** — Right-to-left is not a translation setting. Menus, forms, numbers, floor plans and the unit grid all mirror, and half of them break. We build the Hebrew version as a first-class layout, not as an afterthought.
- **Three audiences, one project** — A local family, a repatriate reading Russian and a buyer in New Jersey want different arguments and different proof. One site has to carry all three without turning into three half-finished sites.
- **The diaspora buyer never sees the building** — Someone deciding from the United States buys on what the site shows: the plan, the view, the stage of construction, the payment terms. Anything the site leaves out becomes a phone call your sales team has to win.
- **Availability lives in a spreadsheet** — The sales department already keeps the real list of units. If the site does not read it, prices and statuses diverge within two weeks and every enquiry starts with an apology.

## What we build

- **Hebrew, English and Russian on one core** — One set of data, three layouts. RTL is designed, not auto-flipped, and the Russian version is not a machine-translated copy.
- **Unit selection** — A grid by floor and block, filters by rooms, area and price, a page per unit with a plan and a PDF, availability fed from your table.
- **Floor plans and views** — Plans brought to one style and scale, with orientation, balcony and view from the actual floor.
- **Buyer from abroad** — Payment schedule, legal steps for a foreign purchase, remote viewing and a contact channel that works across time zones.
- **CRM and analytics** — Enquiries land in your CRM with the source attached; the funnel is measured from the unit page to the call.
- **Presentations and maps** — The materials a sales team sends after the call: project decks and graphic location maps, in the same visual language as the site.

## Formats and prices

- **Project promo page** — from $3,500. One project, one or two languages: renders, location, plans and an enquiry form. From five weeks.
- **Full project website** — from $5,000. Unit selection, plans, three languages, CRM and analytics. From ten weeks.
- **Developer website** — from $12,000. Several projects, a shared catalogue, a page per development. From sixteen weeks.

## How the work runs

- **Data and audiences** — The unit list, the three buyer types, what each of them needs to see first. 1–2 weeks
- **Structure and prototype** — The path to an enquiry, in all three languages, argued on wireframes before design. 2 weeks
- **Design and build** — Screens, RTL layout, unit selection, plans, CRM and analytics wired in. 5–8 weeks
- **Launch and support** — Content, search visibility, and the first weeks watched by numbers rather than opinions. from 2 weeks

## Questions we hear before the first call

### Do you build websites in Hebrew?

Yes, including right-to-left layout. Hebrew is designed as its own layout rather than mirrored automatically: the unit grid, floor plans, forms and numbers all need deliberate decisions. Copy is written or reviewed by a native speaker.

### How much does a developer website cost in Israel?

From $3,500 for a single-project promo page and from $5,000 for a full project site with unit selection, plans and three languages. A developer site with several projects starts at $12,000. The multiplier is the number of units and integrations, not the number of screens.

### How long does it take?

Ten to fourteen weeks for a project website. The longest part is not design but data: the unit list, floor plans in one style, renders and legal copy. We start collecting them in parallel with design so the timeline holds.

### Can one site serve buyers in Israel and in the United States?

That is the usual brief here. The arguments differ — a local buyer asks about the neighbourhood and schools, a buyer abroad asks about the payment schedule and how to buy remotely. One site, one data core, different emphasis per language.

### Have you worked with Israeli developers before?

Yes. For Harey Zahav we build project websites, graphic maps and presentation decks aimed at buyers in the United States. For Agada we built the website of a private residence serving Russian, English and Hebrew speaking audiences at once.