Property Finder and Bayut feed integration
With deduplication when the same unit arrives from two sources under different reference numbers.
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Who
How we work
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REAL ESTATE · WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT
Listings go stale, Arabic shows old prices, and Google indexes a fraction of the portfolio. The problems are specific to how a listing moves through a real estate business, not generic website problems with a real estate label on them.
WHAT ACTUALLY BREAKS
With deduplication when the same unit arrives from two sources under different reference numbers.
One record with translated fields, so a price change updates both languages at once instead of leaving the Arabic site showing last month's figure.
So earned search authority is not thrown away every time a property sells.
Agent assignment and enquiry routing based on current load, not round-robin, so the agent with eleven open enquiries does not receive the twelfth.
RERA is Dubai's Real Estate Regulatory Agency, and Trakheesi is the permit number it issues for a listing to be advertised legally. Required on advertised listings.
WHAT WE BUILD
A listing entered once in the agency CRM is the same listing the marketplace shows and the same listing an agent works from. Five components that share one data model, not five separate tools stitched together after the fact.
PROOF
Not a mockup. A platform we are building and taking trial places on right now.
We operate a Real Estate CRM with marketplace and AI copilot, in build and running trials now.
Twenty-four places still open, three months free while the platform is in build.
The system we operate, not a rendering of one.
WHAT IT COSTS
Depending on language count and complexity.
From brief to launch.
Code, server and data, from handover.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Yes. Listings sync from both portals into one record, with deduplication when the same unit arrives from two sources under different reference numbers, which is the usual way a duplicate ends up live on a site. A single update changes the price everywhere at once, instead of leaving one portal showing a figure the other has already moved past.
Yes, by design. Each listing is one record with translated fields, not two separate pages maintained on two different schedules by two different people. Change the price once and both languages update together, so the Arabic version never shows last month's figure while the English page has already moved on to a new one.
The web address stays live. Listing pages are built to survive a unit going off-market, so the search authority that specific page earned over months is not thrown away the moment something sells or a landlord pulls a unit. A new listing can reuse that position instead of starting from zero rankings.
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Real estate sits alongside two other industries we build for often: architecture and engineering consultancy, both with their own page below.
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