Short answer: a real estate website that wins buyers has its own page for every project or property, with starting price, unit plans, location on a map and a one-tap viewing or LINE button, and it ranks on Google and AI for what buyers actually search, such as the project name or "condo near BTS" in that area. Daaistudio builds real estate websites from 28,900 THB (5 pages), bilingual sites with full SEO and GEO from 42,900 THB, and quotes multi-listing systems by function.

Most developers and agents rely on listing portals. Portals bring quick visibility, but your listing always sits next to competitors and the buyer data is not yours. Your own website fixes both. This guide covers what a property site needs, how to go multilingual, what the market charges, and how to get found.

Your own real estate website vs listing portals

The best approach is both: portals for reach, your website as the home base that collects every project and takes enquiries directly.

Pages every real estate website needs

PageWhat buyers look forSEO role
HomeWho the developer is and which projects existBrand + property type + location
Project / property pageStarting price, unit plans, size, real photos, videoProject name, one page per project
Search and filtersPrice, location, bedrooms, sale / rentPages by area and property type
Location and nearby placesDistance to transit, schools, hospitalsSearches like "condo near BTS" in that area
Book a viewing / contactLINE or WhatsApp in one tapTurns visits into enquiries

Put prices, sizes and distances on the page as text, not only inside brochure images: Google and AI read text, but they read very little from numbers inside pictures.

Multilingual property sites for foreign buyers

Foreign buyers search in their own language; Thai users even search Google for Chinese-language property sites. If your project sells to Chinese, Japanese or Western buyers, the site should speak their language, with a separate URL per language, natural copy and hreflang so Google shows the right version.

Put what foreign buyers need to know on the site. Under Thailand's Condominium Act B.E. 2522 (1979), foreigners may together own no more than 49% of the total unit floor area in a condominium building, so stating that foreign quota is still available helps buyers decide faster.

Multilingual is our strength: daaistudio.com ranks #1 on Google Thailand for "ทำเว็บภาษาญี่ปุ่น" and "ทำเว็บบริษัทญี่ปุ่น" (checked 4 Oct 2026). See bilingual and multilingual websites.

How to get Google and AI to recommend your project

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What a real estate website costs

From prices published by real estate web designers on page one of search results (checked 5 Oct 2026), property sites in Thailand range from about 19,900 THB for a basic site to 500,000 THB and more for large multi-project systems.

Site typeOur priceBest for
5-page company site28,900 THBAgents or companies with 1–3 projects
10 pages, 2 languages, SEO + GEO42,900 THBProjects that also sell to foreign buyers
Multi-listing system with search and filtersQuoted by functionAgents with dozens of listings
Site care + SEO GEO7,000 THB/month (first month 4,000)Every site, after launch

Packages exclude the 3,500 THB yearly system fee (domain, hosting, Elementor Pro). Details on pricing.

Related work

See every case on our work page. If you sell houses one by one or work as an agent, read your own house-selling website vs listing portals.

Summary

A good real estate website has a page for every project, the facts buyers decide on, the buyer's language, and rankings on Google and AI for real buyer searches. Use it alongside portals; every buyer who comes through your site is yours. Start with a free plan.

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