Web Design that fits real estate & property management
Real Estate & Property Management run on different rules than other businesses online, and generic web design misses them. EVOTECH IT LLC builds web design around what this industry actually needs — from a Houston-based team, delivered remotely, and yours to keep.
The other half is what happens after someone raises a hand. For agents and brokerages, that means capturing leads — saved searches, home-valuation requests, showing inquiries — and reaching them before the other agents they contacted do. For property managers, the digital work is operational: online rental applications, rent payment, maintenance requests, and tenant and owner portals that cut down phone calls and paperwork. A good site turns a phone-heavy, paper-heavy business into something buyers, tenants, and owners can self-serve, while giving you a lead channel you own instead of renting from the portals.
The proof is this website
A lot of web companies talk about what they can build. We'd rather show you. The site you're reading right now was designed and built in-house by the same team that would build yours.
It runs on Next.js and React with over 10,000 pages, a full customer CRM, an online store with real Stripe checkout, live quoting tools, and automated SEO. When we say we build software, you're looking at it.
- Custom-built on Next.js and React, not bought from a template
- Over 10,000 pages served fast
- A working online store with real card checkout
- Live quote and estimate tools wired into a customer CRM
- The same team also ships production apps for iOS, Android, and the web
What real estate & property management really need from web design
- IDX/MLS listing search that stays in sync, or a live-updating vacancy list for rentals
- Strong lead capture with fast follow-up — saved searches, valuation requests, showing inquiries
- Neighborhood, community, and area pages that win local search
- For property management: online rent payment, maintenance requests, and tenant and owner portals
- Online rental applications and a clean screening flow
- Agent and team profiles on a fast, mobile-first site, since most browsing happens on phones
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Frequently asked questions
If I already list on Zillow and the MLS, do I still need my own website?
The portals are great for exposure, but every lead you get there is shared or sold, the customer data stays with them, and you appear alongside other agents on your own listing. Your own site is the one channel you fully control — it can capture leads directly, host neighborhood and community pages that rank in local search, and, for property management, run applications, rent payment, and tenant portals the portals don't offer. Think of the portals as rented reach and your site as owned infrastructure; most businesses need both.
How much does a website cost?
It depends on what you need — a clean five-page site for a service business is a different project than an online store with hundreds of products. Rather than quote you a number that turns out to be wrong, we'll talk through your goals in a free consultation and give you a clear, itemized quote before any work starts. No pressure, no surprise charges later.
How long does it take to build?
That depends on the size of the site and how ready your content is — a simple business site moves faster than a full store or a large custom build. The biggest variable is usually how quickly you can get us your text, photos, and feedback. We give you a realistic timeline in your quote and keep you posted as we go, instead of vanishing until launch day.