VR Property Group: Homes for Sale Portal

The problem

Listings, enquiries and offers lived in separate places, so a buyer could browse homes but not act on one without an email thread, and the agency had no single record of where each offer stood.

What we built

A branded public site listing every home for sale, filterable by neighbourhood, type and bedrooms, with a detail page per property carrying photos, features and the full description. Buyers book a viewing or make an offer from the listing itself and follow it in a gated buyer account, and sellers get their own area.

• Public listings site covering every home for sale.
• Filtering by neighbourhood, property type and bedroom count.
• Detail page per property with photos, features and full description.
• Viewing bookings taken from the listing page.
• Offers submitted online rather than by phone.
• Gated buyer account for following an offer, plus a separate seller area.

How we built it

Softr on Airtable, with the listing as the unit of work: photos, features, description, viewing requests and offers all hang off one property record, so an agent edits a home in a spreadsheet-shaped table and the public site follows.

Buyers and sellers get separate gated areas off the same base. Keeping the offer flow on the listing page rather than behind a contact form is what turns a brochure site into something an agency runs its pipeline from.