Real estate websites that make local expertise easy to understand.

TMN Creative builds premium hand-coded websites for real estate agents, teams, brokerages, property management firms, commercial real estate, and developers. IDX, MLS, CRM, neighborhood, and agent-profile work is available when included in scope and supported by the selected providers. Starter Refresh and Full Site Rebuild first drafts typically target 72 hours after kickoff. Starting at $2,250.

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72h
Starter + Full target
50+
Sites shipped
5.0
Google rating
Hand-coded
No template builder

Reviewed Sep 26, 2026By Trevor and Taylor NiemannSee a live brokerage website

Where TMN fits. And where it does not.

A direct fit check for firms comparing a credibility site with listing portals, franchise platforms, and large-scale marketplace products.

Best for: Brokerages, developers, and capital firms

Real estate brokerages, developers, and private capital firms whose counterparties, investors, and clients judge credibility from the website. Positioning, track record, and clear inquiry paths are the build's core.

Not a fit: Listing portals and IDX marketplaces

Not for portal marketplaces competing on thousands of listing pages or enterprise franchise platforms. TMN builds the firm's credibility site and can link to your listing and portal systems rather than replacing them.

Investment & timing: $3,750 to $5,000+ for most firm builds

Most professional-firm builds are a Full Site Rebuild from $3,750 or a Custom Studio Build from $5,000, with Custom first reviews typically targeting 7 to 10 days. A focused Starter Refresh from $2,250 fits genuinely small scopes.

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Premium sites. Built around the firm.

Every approved site is hand-coded and built around the firm's real services, markets, proof, listings, and inquiry process. No template builder. No required retainer.

Hand-coded

TMN builds the marketing pages in HTML and CSS without a drag-and-drop page builder, with responsive images and a lean mobile delivery target.

Clear inquiry path

Services, markets, people, current proof, and available properties are organized so the visitor can find the approved next step without hunting.

Ownership after payment

After full payment, the client owns the completed project files created by TMN for the website, subject to the signed agreement. Third-party accounts, licensed assets, domains, hosting, data feeds, and integrations are governed separately.

Built by us. Selected proof.

Stout Realty Group is a live Massachusetts brokerage build. Capital Partners shows our commercial real estate finance work. Carol Cawley Homes and Eagle Nest Property Group are also live; our founder is a partner at Eagle Nest. United Exit Solutions is adjacent property-contract work, not a brokerage. Walnut is an archived showcase.

Stout Realty Group website by TMN Creative, with residential and commercial inquiry paths
The published Stout Realty Group website, September 2026.

Stout Realty Group

TMN Creative designed and built a 7-page website for Andrew Stout's Massachusetts brokerage, with separate paths for residential buyers and sellers, commercial clients, and property owners.

Commercial property search
An embedded Crexi search displays nationwide properties for sale. Commercial leasing inquiries go directly to Andrew.
Brokerage and management
Dedicated pages explain Stout Realty Group's brokerage services and the separate property and construction management services offered by Stout Management.
Direct inquiries
The contact form asks about the property, timing, and type of help needed, so buyers, sellers, and owners can give the broker useful context.
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Real estate businesses we build for.

From solo agents to multi-office brokerages, CRE firms, and developers, each site can organize markets, properties, people, proof, and inquiry paths around the approved scope.

Solo agents & teams

Personal-brand websites with a bio, listings, neighborhood pages, and lead paths defined by the approved scope.

Residential brokerages

Per-agent pages, supported brokerage-wide IDX search, recruiting and careers content, and brand storytelling when those items are confirmed in scope.

Luxury & high-end real estate

Editorial presentation for high-value property positioning, with approved photography, detailed listing pages, private inquiry paths, and firm-supplied concierge information.

Commercial real estate (CRE)

Office, retail, industrial, multifamily. Deal rooms, downloadable offering memorandums, tenant rep services, broker bios with CCIM and SIOR credentials.

Property management

Tenant portals, rent collection links (AppFolio, Buildium, Rent Manager, Yardi), maintenance request forms, owner statements, vacancy listings, tenant FAQs.

Real estate developers

Owner-developer and investor firm websites built around selected projects, team profiles, and completed transactions. Agreed scope can include a client-owned CMS for publishing acquisitions and project updates after launch. See how Capital Partners presents its transaction record.

Project landing pages, master-planned community sites, pre-sale registration, render galleries, model-home virtual tours, and broker co-op portals when included in scope.

Syndications & investment

Investor-relations sites, deal pages, portal links, and firm-supplied disclosures. The sponsor and its counsel determine offering, investor-verification, and advertising requirements.

Vacation rentals & STR

Direct-booking paths, guidebook pages, area guides, and approved review sources. Booking, payment, and calendar connections depend on provider support and approved scope.

Real estate coaching & education

Course landing pages, mastermind sales pages, lead magnets, webinar opt-ins, member portals, drip-fed content for coaching programs.

Built around the firm's approved scope.

Real estate sites can combine listings, agent proof, neighborhood content, lead routing, structured data, and mobile-first performance. The selected package, provider access, and project agreement define what is included.

IDX & MLS connections

IDX Broker, Showcase IDX, iHomefinder, RETS, RESO Web API, and other listing sources can be linked, embedded, or integrated when included in scope. Availability depends on MLS rules, provider APIs, accounts, permissions, and plan limits.

Agent bios with credentials

Firm-approved credentials, production facts, neighborhoods served, and headshots can be presented on clear bio pages. Structured data identifies the agent as a Person and uses more specific types only when the visible facts support them.

Neighborhood & area pages

Neighborhood pages can combine firm-supplied market facts, local context, current listings, and an IDX search when supported. No ranking or traffic result is guaranteed.

CRM & lead routing

Forms can route to the client's approved CRM when included in scope. Availability and features such as assignment, source tagging, and SMS depend on provider APIs, accounts, permissions, consent requirements, and plan limits.

Reviews & trust signals

Current source-labeled links or embeds can include approved Google, Zillow, or Realtor.com reviews. Firm-supplied transaction counts, sales volume, and awards are used only when current, sourced, and approved. Structured markup is added only where eligible.

Local SEO + AI-readable structure

Visible answers and supported structured data can be included when they match the page. Google Business Profile and other local-search work are added only when confirmed in scope.

Property listing display

Listing pages can include approved photos, tours, floor plans, school information, calculators, saved-search tools, and sharing features when the data source and approved scope support them.

Mobile-first performance

Hand-coded HTML and CSS, responsive images, and a lean delivery target. Third-party IDX, map, tour, and CRM scripts are reviewed because their performance remains provider-dependent.

Ownership after payment

After full payment, the client owns the completed project files created by TMN for the website, subject to the signed agreement. Third-party accounts, licensed assets, domains, hosting, data feeds, and integrations are governed separately.

Flat-fee real estate web design. No retainers.

All tiers include mobile optimization. After full payment, project-file ownership is governed by the signed agreement. SEO, schema, IDX, MLS, CRM, accessibility, and industry-specific review work depend on the approved scope and provider support.

Starter Refresh

Single-page agent or team homepage redesign. IDX, listing, and lead-capture features are included only when listed in scope. Target launch timing depends on content, provider access, and approvals.

$2,250

Full Site Rebuild

Multi-page rebuild for teams and brokerages. IDX search, neighborhood pages, agent rosters, listing pages, blogs, lead capture, and SEO foundations are included only when listed in scope and supported by the selected providers.

$3,750

Custom Studio Build

Multiple offices, custom integrations, or outside sign-off before launch. Focused CRE and developer websites can use the Full Site Rebuild. Per-office pages, custom strategy, dedicated founder engagement.

$5,000+

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Common questions from real estate professionals.

Answers to what we hear from agents, brokers, and CRE firms when they reach out.

How much does a real estate website cost?

Real estate web design at TMN Creative starts at $2,250 for a Starter Refresh, $3,750 for a Full Site Rebuild, and $5,000+ for a Custom Studio Build. IDX, listings, lead capture, neighborhood pages, agent rosters, blogs, and CRM connections are included only when listed in scope and supported by the selected providers. Vendor fees remain subject to each provider. Optional site care starts at $50 per month.

Do you integrate with IDX, MLS, BoomTown, Sierra Interactive, and CINC?

Yes. IDX, MLS, CRM, and lead-platform connections can be linked, embedded, or integrated when included in scope. Availability and data-refresh behavior depend on MLS rules, provider APIs, client accounts, permissions, consent requirements, and plan limits. Ongoing IDX or provider fees remain subject to the vendor's terms.

Can you build neighborhood pages and area guides for SEO?

Yes. Neighborhood pages can include firm-supplied market facts, local context, schools, walkability, current listings, and an embedded IDX search when the approved scope and data providers support them. Supported structured data is used only when it matches visible facts. No search ranking, traffic result, or AI inclusion is guaranteed.

How long does it take to build a real estate website?

Starter Refresh and Full Site Rebuild first drafts typically target 72 hours after kickoff. Custom Studio Build first reviews typically target 7 to 10 days. Final launch timing depends on content, integrations, MLS or provider access, review requirements, and approvals.

Are TMN Creative real estate sites structured for AI-assisted search?

Yes. When included in scope, we use visible question-and-answer content and supported Person, Place, or RealEstateListing structured data that matches the page. Clear neighborhood, service, and proof content helps search systems understand the business without promising inclusion or ranking in any AI result.

Can you build a website for a multi-office brokerage or CRE firm?

Yes. The tier depends on the scope. A focused homepage refresh starts at $2,250 and a multi-page Full Site Rebuild at $3,750. A Custom Studio Build starts at $5,000 when the site needs multiple offices, custom integrations, or outside sign-off before launch. An approved scope can include per-office and per-agent pages, supported structured data, office bios, approved review sources, mapping connections, and CRE deal-room pages, with the final roster, features, provider access, and review requirements confirmed in writing.

Can our team update properties, projects, or team profiles after launch?

Yes. A Full Site Rebuild or Custom Studio Build includes a CMS for agreed content when needed, such as property or project entries, team profiles, insights, and job openings. MLS and IDX listings remain governed by the selected provider. Layout changes, new content types, and integrations are separately scoped.

Do you replace Real Geeks, kvCORE, BoomTown, or Placester sites?

Yes. TMN can migrate supported content from Real Geeks, kvCORE, BoomTown, Placester, and other platforms. IDX, lead-routing, and CRM connections are confirmed in scope and depend on provider access. We map supported URLs, implement redirects, preserve accurate metadata, and monitor after launch. Rankings can still change and are not guaranteed. Project-file ownership transfers after full payment for completed work, subject to the project agreement.

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