A flat is the biggest cheque most Bangladeshi families ever write, and they decide whether to trust you on a phone screen before they ever meet your sales team. I design real estate websites in BD that make a developer, a broker, or a single landlord look like the safe choice — clean project pages, prices in lakh and crore, RAJUK and REHAB proof up front, floor plans that open instantly, and a WhatsApp lead button that reaches your desk while the buyer is still interested. Designed and built personally by RH Fardin. From 50,000 BDT, 50% advance, 50% on launch.
One senior operator, around 5 years designing and building sites in Bangladesh. Design signed off in Figma before a single line of production code. No agency layers, no junior handoff.
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A family in Dhanmondi or Aftabnagar deciding on a 1-crore flat does not behave like a shopper buying a shirt. They are nervous, and rightly so — they have heard the handover-delay stories, seen the brochure flat that turned out smaller than promised, watched a relative lose booking money to a developer who vanished. So before they call your number, they study your website the way they would study a stranger's face.
And here is the uncomfortable part: most real estate websites in BD look cheap, dated, or thrown together, and a 1-crore buyer reads 'cheap website' as 'cheap, risky developer'. Real estate web design bd is not decoration. For a purchase this large and this fearful, design is the trust test, and most flats fail it in the first five seconds.
I am RH Fardin. For about five years I have designed and developed websites in Bangladesh, working alone, and real estate is the category where design carries the most weight per taka spent. When you message me about a Bashundhara project launch, an Uttara ready-flat listing, or a single plot you are selling in Purbachal, you are talking to the one person who chooses the layout, sets the type, compresses the floor plan, and writes the code. There is no account manager turning your launch into a ticket, and no trainee quietly redesigning your project page the night before your hoarding goes up.
The design problem in BD real estate is specific, and I treat it that way. A render of a glowing tower at sunset is not trust — it is the same render every developer uses, and buyers have learned to discount it.
Trust is built by design choices most agencies skip: showing the per-sft rate and total price in clean, honest numbers instead of hiding them behind a 'call for price' wall; placing the RAJUK or CDA approval reference and REHAB badge where the eye lands, not buried in a footer; pairing the glossy render with real, month-dated construction photos so the buyer sees the building actually exists; and laying the floor plan, location pin, and booking button within two thumb-flicks on the cheap Android most buyers actually use.
That is what real estate website bd buyers respond to, and it is a design decision long before it is a code decision.
I design every site solo, end to end — a real conversation about your projects and your buyer, then a sitemap, then a Figma design you approve screen by screen before I write production code, then the build, the content load, the SEO basics, and launch.
Pricing is fixed and public: 50,000 BDT for a focused single-project or single-listing site, 90,000 BDT for a full developer site with multiple projects, search, and an EMI calculator, 1,50,000 BDT for a portal-style site with filters, saved searches, and an admin your sales team runs, and custom platforms from 3,00,000 BDT. My design-approval guarantee means I do not move to code until the design is something you would proudly put on your billboard.
Six design decisions that decide whether a nervous, high-ticket buyer in Bangladesh books a site visit or quietly leaves for the next developer. Each is built in from the first Figma screen, not sold later.
Clean type, calm spacing, and a layout that looks like a serious developer's site, not a 2018 template. For a buyer risking 1 crore, a website that looks expensive and careful reads as a developer who is expensive and careful.
Per-sft rate, total price, and booking money laid out in plain lakh and crore where the eye lands, not hidden behind a 'call for price' wall. Buyers in BD trust the developer who is not afraid to show the number.
Glossy 3D renders paired with real, month-dated construction photos and the handover timeline, designed side by side. The buyer sees the building actually rising, which kills the 'is this just a brochure flat?' fear.
Floor plans compressed and laid out so they open instantly and stay sharp on a mid-range Android, instead of a 4MB JPEG that freezes Chrome. The buyer studies the layout on your page instead of bouncing.
RAJUK, CDA, RDA or KDA approval references and the REHAB membership badge designed into the project page where buyers look first, not buried in a footer nobody scrolls to. Legality is the question every BD buyer asks.
A WhatsApp and call button sized for a thumb, plus a short site-visit form that does not demand an NID before showing the price. The lead lands on your desk with the project name attached while the buyer is still warm.
There is a reason design matters more in real estate than in almost any other category in Bangladesh. The buyer cannot inspect the product — the flat is half-built, or it is one of forty identical units, or it exists only as a render. So the website becomes a stand-in for the building, and the buyer subconsciously judges the developer by how the website is made. A cramped, blurry, 2018-looking site whispers 'this developer cuts corners', and a buyer about to risk a crore does not gamble on a corner-cutter.
A clean, fast, confidently designed site whispers the opposite. None of this is about a bigger hero slider or a fancier 3D tour. It is about the unglamorous design discipline most BD agencies skip: a clear price, real proof, sharp floor plans, approval badges where the eye lands, and a booking button that is never more than a thumb-flick away. That discipline is what separates a website that books site visits from a brochure nobody finishes scrolling.
The second thing good design has to handle is the NRB buyer, because a large share of flat purchases in Bangladesh are now funded by family abroad — a brother in Dubai, a son in Malaysia, a daughter in London sending the booking money through bKash or bank transfer.
That buyer will never walk your model flat before deciding, so the design has to do the walking for them: a photo-realistic gallery, drone footage if you have it, an honest handover timeline, an EMI snapshot they can read against the bank rate they expect, and a way to pay the booking token through bKash or Nagad without a 2 AM phone call across time zones.
I design that flow once, cleanly, with copy that reads naturally to a buyer in Sharjah and a buyer in Mohammadpur at the same time. Standard single-project sites start at 50,000 BDT, the full developer site with search and EMI tools is 90,000 BDT, the portal-style build your team manages is 1,50,000 BDT, and fully custom platforms start at 3,00,000 BDT.
Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch, with the design approved in Figma before any code is written so you never pay for a screen that gets thrown away.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
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Straight answers to what Bangladeshi developers, brokers, and individual flat sellers ask before they pay the advance for a real estate website.
A focused single-project or single-listing site starts at 50,000 BDT with project pages, floor plans, location map, honest pricing, and a site-visit form. A full developer site with multiple projects, search, and an EMI calculator is 90,000 BDT. A portal-style site with filters, saved searches, and an admin your sales team runs is 1,50,000 BDT. Custom platforms with agent logins or CRM integration start at 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance and 50% on launch, with floor plans and the EMI tool included in the base, not billed as extras later.
Because the buyer cannot inspect a half-built flat, so they judge the developer by the website instead. A cheap, dated, blurry site makes a serious developer look risky, and nobody risks a crore on a developer who looks like a corner-cutter. Good design here is not decoration — clean pricing, sharp floor plans, real construction photos next to renders, and approval badges where the eye lands all directly reduce the buyer's fear and get the site-visit booking. That is exactly what I design for.
Yes. The 50,000 BDT package works as a single-property microsite for one flat or plot you are selling — photos, floor plan, asking price, an EMI estimate, and a WhatsApp button — or as a personal brand site for a broker with a handful of listings as sub-pages. You do not need to be a REHAB-registered developer to look credible online, and a clean designed site beats a Bikroy post or a Facebook page for a serious buyer every time.
Yes. I design and integrate bKash and Nagad checkout for a refundable booking token or site-visit reservation fee, typically the 25,000 to 50,000 BDT range, so an NRB buyer in Doha or a city buyer in Mirpur can lock in their intent at the moment they decide. The buyer gets a receipt and your sales team gets an instant lead alert with the project and amount. Full down payment still happens by bank transfer because of agreement formalities, and I will tell you when a simple WhatsApp confirmation is all you actually need.
That is the whole point of how I design for BD real estate. Most buyers find you on a mid-range Walton or Symphony phone on 4G, so floor plans are compressed without going blurry, there is no autoplay hero video eating the connection, the Bangla and English type stays sharp, and the price and booking button are reachable in two thumb-flicks. I design for that phone first and the office monitor second, because the buyer who bounces on a slow page never sees how nice the desktop version was.
A single-project or single-listing site at 50,000 BDT is usually live in two to three weeks once you send your project info, photos, and floor plans. A full developer site at 90,000 BDT runs three to four weeks, and the portal-style build at 1,50,000 BDT typically takes five to six weeks. The design is finalised in Figma first and you approve every screen, so coding never starts on a design you will want changed — which is why these builds do not drag on for months the way agency projects often do in BD.
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