How much does a real estate website cost in Dubai?

It is the first question almost every broker asks, and the honest answer is that a property website is not priced like an ordinary business website. It carries more moving parts, and the parts it carries are the ones that generate enquiries.

Why property sites cost more than a brochure site

A restaurant needs a menu that changes now and then. An agency needs listings — structured records with photos, prices, bedrooms, areas and status, that visitors filter and sort, and that go stale the moment a unit is taken. That is a small database with a search interface on top, not a page of text.

What actually drives the price

• How many listings, and whether they are updated by you or by us
• Whether buyers can filter by area, price, bedrooms and status
• Virtual tours or video walkthroughs embedded in the listing
• Where enquiries go — email, WhatsApp, or straight into a CRM
• Arabic and English, both done properly rather than machine-translated
• Agent profiles, neighbourhood pages and mortgage or ROI calculators

What you should not pay extra for

• A domain and hosting for the first year
• A design that works on a phone — most property browsing already happens there
• Basic on-page SEO so your listings can be found at all
• An Arabic version, which should never be a paid add-on in this market

What it costs with web24

Our packages start at 999 AED for a focused site and run to 4,999 AED for larger builds with advanced functionality. Most agencies land in between, because they need real listing pages and lead routing rather than a single-page profile. Every package is bilingual, mobile-first and includes the domain and hosting for a year.

The cost nobody quotes you

A quote is only half the number. The other half is how long you wait. In this market the enquiry usually goes to whoever replies first, so a site that launches next month is not cheaper than one that launches tomorrow — it is the same price plus a month of leads you never saw.