In the real estate industry, realtors and developers are continually looking for ways in which to distinguish themselves. Since 87% of buyers research properties online before stepping foot into the house, it makes sense to have a gorgeous real estate website design. A great, functional site with clean and ordered search options, eye-catching images and photography, and vibrant writing keeps users coming back and increases your visibility.
We’ve put together some of our favorite real estate websites for your inspiration, whether you’re in the real estate industry or a designer looking for some ideas for your next project.
Single Property Sites
123 Anywhere Street is a sample Flash website template for high-end single property listings.
Real Estate Development Website Designs
Rotating images and dark, warm colors distinguish Tanamera Resort’s luxury condo site.
Great color scheme at Mode.
White Provision Development Company’s site features soothing tones and gorgeous photography.
Ovation’s site has simple navigation and a Flash image gallery.
I love Parc Rittenhouse’s color palette and minimal look.
This is a gorgeous Flash site for Tranquilo, a Costa Rican condo development.
Rienzi Homes‘ site is elegance at its best.
Realtor Sites
This site is well organized and clearly presents search options.
Bright Web 2.0 colors and avatars make this St. Charles site stand out from the crowd.
Large layout and great buttons on LiveinRaleigh.com.
Some country character for this Century 21 realtor.
The sienna/tan/red color scheme and black and white photos gives this Salem real estate site an old world feel.
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10.16.09
… I also find myself torn between the coffee shop and my dual monitor setup
11.04.09
May I suggest ABR Viewer as an alternative to loading and trying each brush in Photoshop? It’s free, and I use it regularly. You may find this a great time-saving alternative!
http://abrviewer.sourceforge.net/
Hope it helps!
11.04.09
Thanks for the referral, Cyndi! I’ll have to spend some time tonight trying it out.
02.11.10
I love you to pieces man!!
10.14.10
I wished and wished for a Mac, then was given one at work.
So I moved all my files over.
I HATE it. I’m a designer. I have about 50 folders for 50 different projects. I name the banner psd “banner.psd” for all of them. Try and search for them all, yeah the Mac finds them but then you have to do “get info” for each one (or change some such setting and still click on each to see where the dang thing is located. On windows. I glanced at the path to the folder and voila. Yeah changing permissions on Vista is a headache but it’s far better than the constant problems I have on the Mac. Photoshop is twitchy at best, the thing crashes, although my Roku, PS3, Wii, personal laptop all do fine with my wirless, the mac drops it all the time. I use multiple monitors. Oh my god what idiot thought of leaving the application menu on one screen when the application is on another? You can only choose one little sprout because Steve Jobs knows better than you how you should work.
can’t wait to ditch it.
sorry tirade over.
ps tons of free windows applications out there.
11.26.10
Um… how about not naming all of your files the same name? Sounds more like an organizational issue than an operating system issue, either way.
I might recommend using an identifier and THEN _banner.psd? I assume it’d be difficult to find photos as well if every picture on a drive had its own folder and was named “photo.jpg”.
Examples:
Projectname_size_banner.psd
Clientname_size_banner.psd
etc…
04.17.11
Ok, so… I’m a total newbie to photoshop. I have CS5 and a brickton of brushes. I have tried renaming them, but they do NOT show up in the list like I want them to. I’ve played around with it for like a half hour. Can anyone please help?