Website Builder for Property Developers: Build a Development Site with AI

A property developer website has two jobs: get off-plan buyers to register before launch, and keep reserved buyers confident until handover. Describe your developments to Mythex and it builds the site with a page per scheme, unit types, progress updates and forms that save every registration to a real database.

Who it's for

Developers and their sales teams who currently send a PDF brochure and a price list by email, have one static homepage, and collect launch interest in a spreadsheet fed by phone calls and agent emails.

What you can build

A page per development with location, amenities and completion date
Unit types with floor plans, sizes and starting prices
A construction progress feed with dated site photos
Register-interest forms that ask unit type, budget and buyer type
A searchable list of available units with floor and aspect filters
Show home visit booking with opening hours and directions

What every development page needs

Buyers compare schemes on a handful of facts, so put them at the top: where it is, what is nearby, how many homes, the unit mix, the construction stage and when it should complete. Then show each unit type with a floor plan, internal area and a 'from' price. Add the specification (kitchen, flooring, heating, parking) and the developer's previous completed schemes. A register-interest button belongs on every screen.

Location map and nearby transport and schools
Unit mix with floor plans and starting prices
Specification and finishes
Past completed developments

Progress updates keep off-plan buyers calm

Off-plan buyers wait a long time and worry about delays. A progress section with dated photos from site, a short note each month and the current stage (groundworks, frame, roof, fit-out) answers the question before it reaches your sales office. It also gives agents something new to send prospects every few weeks.

Collect interest before launch

Open registrations as soon as planning is secure. Ask for preferred unit type, budget and whether the buyer will live there or invest. Every registration lands in your database, so before you set prices you can see how many people want one-bedroom units against larger homes, and invite the list to a first release.

Mistakes to avoid

Do not publish a price list as a PDF that goes stale; keep starting prices on the page and update them in one place. Do not hide the completion date, even an estimate. And do not leave sold-out unit types live without saying so; mark them sold and point people to the next phase.

A prompt to start from

Build a website for my property development company. Each development has its own page with location map, amenities, construction stage, expected completion, unit types with floor plans, sizes and starting prices, and a specification list. Add a progress feed with dated photos, show home visit booking, and a register-interest form asking unit type, budget and whether they are buying to live or invest.

Questions

Can buyers register interest before launch?

Yes. Each development page can carry a form that saves name, contact details, preferred unit type, budget and buyer type to your database. You can export the list or view it in an admin page.

Can I show which units are still available?

Yes. Ask for a unit list with status and filters for floor, type, aspect and price. Your team updates the status in one place and the site shows it.

Can I add more developments later?

Yes. Ask for another development page in chat, or add an admin form so your team creates new schemes themselves.

Do I need to code?

No. You describe the site in plain language and change it by chatting. On Pro you can also edit the code and connect your own domain.

Is it free to build?

The Free plan needs no credit card and gives daily credits to build and publish. Pro is $25/month and adds a custom domain, code editing, export and GitHub.

Templates to start from

Homeware Store Template — Product cards with wishlist
Garden Community Site Template — Event listings with team profiles
Editorial Magazine Template — Warm serif type, multiple home layouts
Latin Artist Page Template — Merch storefront and tour listings
Event Discovery Platform Template — Listings with maps and instant signup