---
title: "Real estate"
canonical: "https://en.prostor-agency.com/services/real-estate"
summary: "Part of the team came from real estate: we know how availability charts, reservations and a sales department actually work, so you skip the basics."
offerings:
  - "Project website"
  - "Apartment selection"
  - "Investor block"
  - "Several languages"
  - "CRM and reservations"
  - "Visual production"
---

# Real-estate websites: unit selection, plans, reservation

Part of the team came from real estate: we know how availability charts, reservations and a sales department actually work, so you skip the basics.

Prostor designs and builds websites for developers, agencies and private residences: a project site with a clear metaphor, apartment selection with an availability chart and floor plans, an investor block, several language versions and a CRM connection. We have shipped projects in Israel, the UAE and Georgia.

## What clients come with

- **The site reads like a catalogue** — The buyer never feels the project: they scroll floor plans, find no reason to fall in love and leave for the development next door.
- **Apartment selection is painful** — The chart lags and the filters answer the developer’s questions instead of the buyer’s — what fits me, and at what price.
- **Leads never reach sales** — The form lives apart from the CRM, the lead cools down, and the source disappears along with the ad budget.
- **Several audiences, one site** — Local buyers, investors and foreign clients read different things — one site has to speak three languages and three arguments.
- **Renders look raw** — Visuals from the architects never add up to one image: different light, different colour, different mood.

## What we do

- **Project website** — The metaphor, the first screen and the viewing scenario — from the overall image down to a specific apartment.
- **Apartment selection** — Availability chart, floor plans, filters by area, floor and budget, favourites and comparison.
- **Investor block** — Yield, payment plans, construction stages and permit status — the arguments an investor expects from a developer.
- **Several languages** — Versions for local, English-speaking and other audiences with correct URLs and search markup.
- **CRM and reservations** — Enquiries, reservations and apartment statuses reach the sales team with the source attached.
- **Visual production** — Render retouching, graphic location maps, decks and materials for the sales department.

## How we work

1. **Project and market** — We study the development, its surroundings and competitors, and agree what the site must prove, and to whom.
2. **Scenarios and structure** — The buyer and investor journeys, a map of sections, a prototype of apartment selection.
3. **Design** — Metaphor, typography and render work — the image that separates the project from its neighbours.
4. **Build and integrations** — Availability chart, filters, languages, CRM and reservations, speed on mobile.
5. **Launch and support** — We publish, connect analytics and keep running the project as sales and new phases go on.

Ruslan runs the area — the project image and the visual work. Alexander designs apartment selection, Anfisa writes for each audience, Timofey owns the availability chart and integrations.

## Questions

### What does a project website cost?

A project landing page starts at $2,500. A site with apartment selection, an availability chart and CRM integration runs $5,000–12,000. Ongoing support and new phases — a retainer from $1,500 a month.

### Do you build availability charts?

Yes, it is the most common real-estate request we get: the chart, floor plans, parameter filters, favourites and reservations passed to the CRM.

### Do you work with projects abroad?

Yes. We have built sites for projects in Israel, the UAE and Georgia, including multilingual versions and local market requirements.

### What if the renders are not ready?

We start with structure and meaning and add the visuals later: we retouch draft renders, build graphic maps and swap the materials in as they arrive.

### How long does a project take?

A project landing page — from 3 weeks. A site with apartment selection and integrations — from 2 months.