Can you integrate with PropertyFinder or Bayut feeds?

Yes — XML/JSON feed ingest and sync (price, status, photos, listing expiry) is part of every portal we build. Two-way sync where the platform supports it.

How many listings can the portal handle?

We design for tens of thousands of listings with PostgreSQL + PostGIS. Pagination, search indexing, and map clustering all stay fast at scale.

Do you handle Trakheesi / permit verification workflow?

Yes. Agent submits listing → permit field validates → admin queue → live. Duplicate-listing detection runs on title + unit address.

Can we white-label dashboards for agencies?

Yes — multi-tenant agent / agency dashboards with their own branding, lead routing, and listing quotas. Per-tenant analytics included.

What about Arabic search and RTL?

Full Arabic UI, RTL-correct, with bilingual listing fields. Search works in both languages on a single index.

Flagship · Real estate

A property portal people actually search on.

Map-based search. Filters that return accurate results, not 4,000 listings ranked by nothing. Verified listings buyers can trust. Agent dashboards that don’t need a manual. The features Dubai property searchers complain are missing everywhere else — built in from line one.

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What buyers look for

What buyers look for in a Dubai portal — and what most get wrong.

Map search as the primary interface, not a tab.

Most UAE portals bolt a map on. The good ones (Bayut, Property Finder) make it the spine — draw-on-map, cluster pins, school and metro overlays. We build that as default, not premium.

Filters that actually filter.

Bedrooms, price, community, completion status, furnishing, chiller-included, developer, handover date. And — the one everyone forgets — filters that combine without breaking and persist when you hit back.

Verified listings, not duplicate noise.

A verification workflow (Trakheesi / permit field, agent ID, listing expiry) so the same unit doesn’t appear nine times at nine prices. This is the #1 trust complaint in Dubai property search, and it’s a backend problem, not a design one.

Accurate, current pricing.

Listings that auto-expire, price-change history, and a feed structure that doesn’t let stale prices rot. Buyers searching “most accurate prices in Dubai” are telling you exactly what’s broken elsewhere.

Plus Arabic and English, properly — full RTL, not a Google-Translate widget. More on Arabic UI →

What we build

Built into every portal.

Advanced map + draw-search + community / landmark overlays.
Multi-filter search with persistent state and shareable URLs.
Verified-listing + permit / Trakheesi workflow and duplicate detection.
Agent & agency dashboards, lead routing, listing quotas.
Off-plan vs ready segmentation, payment-plan display, ROI / rental-yield fields.
Saved searches, alerts, and retargeting hooks.
API-ready feed structure (XML / JSON) for portal syndication.
Custom-coded front end — 99 PageSpeed, because a slow portal loses the search before the filter loads.

Stack

Built on the right stack — and we’ll tell you why.

Next.js front end for speed and SEO. Laravel or Node API for the listing engine. Postgres / PostGIS for real geo-search (radius, draw, distance-to-metro). We don’t build this on a WordPress real-estate plugin — those collapse past a few thousand listings.

Pricing

A real portal is a web application, not a website. Fixed quote in writing before any work starts — architecture, timeline, and number, usually within a day.

Scoped per build

Common questions for this build.

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